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Camden Krupala, a recent graduate from the University of Texas at Dallas, worked with AT&T Foundry in Plano to develop the Connected Health Station. [Photo: Chase Mardis]
AT&T Intern Designs Health Station to Monitor Aging Patients
by Renee Yan | Jun 13, 2017
Resembling an open, single-person photo booth, the Connected Health Station collects data such as weight, blood pressure, blood oxygen, and temperature.
by Chloe Bennett |
Jun 9, 2017
Dr. Joseph Friedman believes carbon transistors will be more effective and smaller in size than the current transistors made of silicon.
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by Lance Murray |
May 25, 2017
UT Southwestern medical students are challenged in the course to think about each patient the way artists pay attention to their sculptures or paintings.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
May 19, 2017
Richardson was one of four cities around the nation that held US Ignite app challenges to create smart cities tools addressing community issues.
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Industry experts, local leaders, and more made predictions on how flying cars and self-sustained electric grids could transform the world in the next eight years as part of the 2025 Visionaries Roundtable discussion Tuesday during the North Texas Smart Cities Summit. [Photo: Michael Samples]
Smart Cities Summit: The World as We Will Come to Know it
by Nicholas Sakelaris | May 17, 2017
Experts at the summit made their predictions for what is coming by 2025 at the Visionaries Roundtable.
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by Lance Murray |
May 16, 2017
As director of the Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Guengerich works to foster the next generation of business.
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by Julia Batlle |
May 15, 2017
Hack My Future is focused on creating a new generation of technological leaders through its programs.
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by Julia Batlle |
May 12, 2017
Naveen Jindal School of Management graduates are best equipped to handle student loans as they begin their careers, according to U.S. News & World Report.
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Doctoral students Zhuo Chen, left, and Candace Benjamin in Jeremiah Gassensmith's lab. Both students will play lead roles in a project that may lead to the delivery of therapeutic drugs by noninfectious viruses. [Photo Courtesy the University of Texas at Dallas]
Can Viruses Deliver Medicine? UTD Researchers Investigating
by Lance Murray | Apr 4, 2017
The viruses used affect plants and bacteria, but aren't harmful to humans, researchers say.
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by Heather Noel |
Mar 21, 2017
Every other year artists ranging from dancers to poets will be honored. The first recipient will be announced April 9.
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by Lance Murray |
Mar 6, 2017
The pair had 30 hours to decide on the project, assess the skills of the team members, and then build it at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
Feb 24, 2017
The UT Dallas device can be mounted on a microchip and uses a micro electromechanical systems approach.
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Photo: Andrew Smith
UTD Creates Seed Fund for Startups
by Heather Noel | Jan 24, 2017
The fund will invest in technology startups originated by UTD students, alumni, faculty, or others associated with the university.
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by Lance Murray |
Jan 19, 2017
Jeremy Vickers, former executive director of UT Dallas' Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, has begun a new role at Dallas Baptist University.
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by Nicholas Sakelaris |
Jan 13, 2017
The app created by UTD students has about 2,500 users on campus and is planning to expand to UTA this month.
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by Nealie Sanchez |
Oct 26, 2016
Josef Nguyen's research intersects technology, literature, and digital media.
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