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A new coding contest from Texas Instruments challenges students to design solutions that improve everyday life using TI technology. [Photo: PRNewsfoto/Texas Instruments Montage: DI/istockphoto binary art]
Texas Instruments Coding Contest Challenges Students
by Katie Kelton | Mar 22, 2018
Middle school and high school students will compete using TI technology to create a program that will better everyday life.
by Jeff Bounds |
Feb 13, 2018
Evan Stair’s data technology gives lay people access to numbers on occupations in metro areas nationwide.
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by Will Rosellini |
Jan 22, 2018
DFW hasn't historically been a medical device or life sciences hub, but in the last 10 years the tide has turned. It has emerged as a center for innovation in bioelectronics devices, sprouting a significant number of companies and research centers specializing in neurostimulation.
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A Farmer Brothers employee taste tests coffee during a cupping. [Photo: Farmers Brothers]
Breaking the Mold: North Texas Companies to Keep On Your Innovation Radar
by Sheryl Jean | Jan 10, 2018
More than a dozen companies operate innovation labs, test centers, or teams in North Texas — add these to your watch list.
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by Sheryl Jean |
Jan 9, 2018
From liquid paper to the frozen margarita machine, delve into a list of inventors and inventions that have North Texas origins.
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by Danielle Abril |
Jan 5, 2018
DFW has a long history of entrepreneurship and innovation — from the early days of Texas Instruments to today's emerging startups. Every year, that history grows and gets stronger.
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by Lance Murray |
Dec 12, 2017
Election as a National Academy of Inventors fellow is the highest professional honor given to academic inventors.
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Junior League of Dallas Announces Recipients of ‘Innovative Teaching’ Grants
by Jewels Clark | Oct 3, 2017
JLD awarded grants totaling $123,307 to 69 Dallas ISD educators this year through its Grants For Innovative Teaching program.
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by D'Anzia Robertson |
Sep 28, 2017
TI developed Rover to "demystify robotics," and offer students a less intimidating gateway into coding.
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by Amy Wolff Sorter |
Aug 25, 2017
Tech Edventures collaborates with Shelton School. A unique new school in Keller ISD. City Lab High School opens in DISD. These stories and more in our education roundup.
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by Heather Noel |
Aug 16, 2017
TI also announced it had partnered with retired NFL football player John Urschel to kickoff a STEM contest.
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The Telecom Corridor fills the city limits of Richardson. [Photo by Michael Samples]
Comeback of the Corridor: The Rousing Revival of Richardson
by Jeff Bounds | May 30, 2017
The telecom bust of nearly 20 years ago rattled Richardson. Go there now and you’ll find a city in midst of an awakening built on redevelopment, marketing, perseverance, and a revised real estate tool box.
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by Kerry Curry |
May 17, 2017
The chips can sense accurately through plastic, dry wall, clothing, glass, and many other materials, and through environmental conditions such as lighting, rain, dust, fog, or frost.
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by Julia Falcon |
Apr 26, 2017
Challenges in the course showcase problems that NASA employees use in their jobs daily.
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by Nealie Sanchez |
Oct 25, 2016
In four years, SMU plans to have 74 percent of Dallas ISD middle school science teachers trained to better engage students in science and technology.
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