In what SMU calls a "bold plan," the engineering school’s future combines innovation, agility, and swift responses to shifts in technological capabilities with enduring institutional support.
The institute is the oldest academic entrepreneurship center in the world, providing essential insights and connections in the world of entrepreneurship, from blockchain to venture investing.
The institute combines the resources, expertise, and guidance of the Lyle School of Engineering and the Cox School of Business to develop technology prototypes and viable business plans.
In this weekly roundup of research and development activity in North Texas, you’ll also read about how an SMU professor and students from Garland High School are using smartphone data to monitor a local bridge’s health.
Two college students have taken serving to the next level with the help of associates from Topgolf International, UNT Dallas, and Minnie's Food Pantry.
Creative Solutions works with young people who come to the nonprofit through the Dallas County juvenile system with the aim of bettering their lives and the community. The nonprofit has posted a new position—Opportunity Advisor—someone who will be a part of the young people’s future so they can “live their best, truest, most authentic life.”
You’ll also find out about a McKinney-based scientist who’s been invited to join the Scientific Advisory Council by the Evidence-Based Toxicology Collaborative in this roundup of research and development activity in North Texas.
TCU Neeley business students Maddie Kingsbury, Mavis Tang, Devan Peplow look over the algorithms of the Sounde hearing app with inventor Dr. Liran Ma. [Photo: TCU]
You’ll also find news about how SMU Cox School MBA students are doing research for Arcis Golf, and how a $625K grant is aimed at improving healthcare at the Dallas VA Medical Center in this report on research and development activity in North Texas.
From higher education projects (TWU, DCCCD) to K-12 initiatives (Dallas County, Trinity Christian Academy), here's your briefing on what's going on in education in North Texas.
You’ll also find news from AVYST, Freese and Nichols, Health Mart, Daseke, Rosewood Corp., and Jones Day in this roundup of leadership and executive activity at North Texas businesses, firms, and organizations.
You’ll also find out about how research at the University of Texas at Dallas may help determine who is at high risk for Alzheimer’s disease in this roundup of research and development activity in North Texas.
You'll also find out about an SMU physicist who's been named a fellow in a prestigious science group in the roundup of research and development activity in North Texas.
Also, you’ll find leadership appointments and changes at Southern Methodist University, Sparked Connected, and Caregiver Inc. in this roundup of people news in North Texas.
North Texas is a big place, with plenty to do, see, hear, and watch. We scour the internet every week to find events and activities for you. As always, things may change at any time, so be sure to check the official website or registration page for the latest details....
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Electric mobility is about more than battery range now. As EVs become part of everyday life, people want the experience to feel simple and reassuring, whether they are finding a charger, checking their vehicle status, making a payment, or getting help when they need it....
TimelyCare, a Fort Worth-based virtual care provider for education, recently acquired Alongside, a Seattle-based AI coaching platform developed by clinicians in partnership with hundreds of schools to support students through everyday challenges....
Governor Greg Abbott’s office has announced the appointments of five members of the state’s Quantum Initiative Advisory Committee. The Initiative is aimed at developing a strategic plan for the promotion of Texas’ “quantum economy”—an emerging economic ecosystem driven by the development of quantum technologies including computing, cryptography, sensors, materials, and more.
Plans for a new downtown Fort Worth library have changed as city officials now plan to construct a new building instead of using a previously purchased building at 512 W. Fourth St.,...
North Texas is a big place, with plenty to do, see, hear, and watch. We scour the internet every week to find events and activities for you. As always, things may change at any time, so be sure to check the official website or registration page for the latest details....
The future of logistics isn’t being built in Silicon Valley. It’s being built in Fort Worth.
Hillwood’s decades-long commitment to AllianceTexas—anchored by public-private partnerships, infrastructure investment, and a clear-eyed view of what next-generation supply chains would require—created the foundation for what’s happening today....
Electric mobility is about more than battery range now. As EVs become part of everyday life, people want the experience to feel simple and reassuring, whether they are finding a charger, checking their vehicle status, making a payment, or getting help when they need it....
TimelyCare, a Fort Worth-based virtual care provider for education, recently acquired Alongside, a Seattle-based AI coaching platform developed by clinicians in partnership with hundreds of schools to support students through everyday challenges....
Governor Greg Abbott’s office has announced the appointments of five members of the state’s Quantum Initiative Advisory Committee. The Initiative is aimed at developing a strategic plan for the promotion of Texas’ “quantum economy”—an emerging economic ecosystem driven by the development of quantum technologies including computing, cryptography, sensors, materials, and more.
Plans for a new downtown Fort Worth library have changed as city officials now plan to construct a new building instead of using a previously purchased building at 512 W. Fourth St.,...