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Shalini Prasad, right, professor of bioengineering at UT Dallas, and doctoral student Rujuta Munje designed a flexible, wearable biosensor that reliably detects and quantifies glucose from very small amounts of human sweat. [Photo Courtesy UT Dallas]
UTD Bioengineers’ Device Monitors Glucose Through Sweat
by Rachel Hawkins | Oct 18, 2016
The textile-based sensor created by UT Dallas researchers can determine glucose levels with less than a microliter of sweat.
by Heather Noel |
Sep 28, 2016
A group of 30 people ages 7 to 16 with high-functioning autism attended 10, one-hour virtual reality training sessions for the study.
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by Rachel Hawkins |
Sep 23, 2016
Researchers hope their work will bring cheaper solutions to cut down extraneous noise for those wearing hearing aids.
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by Nealie Sanchez |
Sep 13, 2016
A new study shows that when subordinates have more experience or education than their supervisors, they are less likely to respond to their boss’ leadership styles.
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A rendering of the Texas Rangers MLB Youth Academy at Mercy Street Sports Complex in West Dallas. [Image courtesy of Texas Rangers]
3 Things: Texas Rangers’ West Dallas Academy Focuses Beyond Sports
by Heather Noel | Jul 29, 2016
Texas Rangers' youth academy in West Dallas will also feature programs on financial literacy and college prep.
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by Heather Noel |
Jul 6, 2016
Through a new incubator program UTD's Venture Development Center plans to provide a more structured environment for startups to grow their businesses.
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by Julia Falcon |
Jun 29, 2016
UTD has received money for its cancer research program, the Dallas Public Library receives Knight News award, and Facebook adds a simpler way to plan events.
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by Jana J. Pruet |
Jun 6, 2016
The grant will help UT Dallas, two other Texas universities expand entrepreneurial career opportunities.
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Students in the entrepreneur program at UT Dallas listening attentively. (Photo courtesy UT Dallas)
UT Dallas Creates Special Path for Entrepreneurs
by Nicholas Sakelaris | Jun 1, 2016
It puts students on a clear path to running a startup from mentorship and networking to commercialization and launch.
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by Heather Noel |
May 26, 2016
Every day Dallas Innovates staffers scour websites looking for the most interesting stories about innovation and creativity.
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by Lance Murray |
May 23, 2016
Coronary microvascular dysfunction is a disease that affects the walls and inner linings of tiny coronary artery blood vessels that branch off from larger coronary arteries.
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by Jeremy Vickers |
May 18, 2016
University of Texas at Dallas Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship hosts the 10 week program, LaunchPad, providing students the lean startup environment to get their business concept off the ground.
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The project will use a Google Maps-style approach to helping people identify areas of heavy pollution or pollen.
GASP Project will Help Reduce Pollution’s Effects
by Patrick Kobler | Apr 11, 2016
The project will use a Google Maps-style approach to helping people identify areas of heavy pollution or pollen.
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by Jeremy Vickers |
Mar 3, 2016
I’m here to challenge, encourage and equip the wanna-preneurs and inventors to take the next step, perhaps the first step, in launching their business concepts.
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by Sandra Chapman |
Feb 16, 2016
The pursuit of lasting brain health is one of the most exciting and urgent challenges facing humanity. Brain health among military service members is being called into question. Advanced reasoning skills in American students are falling behind those of other developed countries. Depression is estimated to cause 200 million lost workdays each year at a cost of $17 to $44 billion to employers....
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by Patrick Kobler |
Jan 5, 2016
Researchers at the Texas Analog Center of Excellence (TxACE) are working to make blood tests a thing of the past, as they seek to replace painful pin pricks with easy and affordable breath analysis through a technology referred to as the programmable electronic nose.
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