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UT Dallas Robotics focus of KERA's "Think"
Grants Helping Fund Cancer Research at UT Dallas
Breakthrough Holds Promise for Hydrogen’s Use as Fuel Source
Project Studies Role of Soil in Landmine Damage
Student’s Research Ambitions Soar Aloft With His Balloons
New Center to Help Nurture Research Spinoff Companies
Research Society Recognizes Prof’s Nanotech Work
ECS Deans of Past, Present to Observe Anniversary
Prof Gives Keynote Speech at National Wind Energy Conference
Shoes That See: UT-Dallas Invention May Aid the Blind
New Tactic Aims to Stop Viruses in Their Tracks
New MS in Systems Engineering and Management
Students Win Prize for Solar Water-Purification System
Will Degrees in Algorithm Engineering Be Next?
Computer Scientist Receives Prestigious Degree From University of Bristol
NSF Career Award supports research to cut energy use in portable devices and lighting.
Two dozen spring graduates talk about their education and their plans for the future.
IEEE Honors Dean Mark Spong for His Groundbreaking Robotics Research
New Book and Internship Program Spark Kids' Interest in Nanotechnology
New mechanical engineering profs are experts in robotics, nanoscale fluid dynamics, renewable energy.
Big weekend for two students: They walked the aisle Friday, crossed the stage Saturday.
Goldwater Scholarship recognizes sophomore's potential to become a top nanoelectronics researcher.
Graduate programs advance through the rankings, reaching No. 41 among U.S. public universities.
Battlebots team takes first place in its division of this year's BattleBots National Championship.
Students credit internships with giving them real-world experience at area high-tech companies.
Texas Instruments Principal Fellow Gene Frantz talks about his lecture “Transportation 2030-2050.”
Cochlear implant users may soon be able to use a smartphone as an interface to their hearing device.
Computer Science Student's Team Wins a Top Award at Business Idea Contest
New labs pave the way for the continued growth of the Texas Analog Center of Excellence.
See how the latest faculty to join the Jonsson School are helping change the world for the better.
12 Jonsson School Undergrads Among Recipients of Research Funding Awards
Recent Alum's Graduate Research at MIT Wins Recognition in Leading Journals
Student team harnesses bacteria to detect the presence of potentially hazardous petrochemicals.
New $1.25 million energy-storage project focuses on, in effect, saving solar power for a rainy day.
Yves Chabal's team is exploring one key to making hydrogen a widely used form of clean energy.
Two computer scientists have made significant progress on a decades-old card puzzle.
Computer science team places third in national computer security competition, advancing to finals.
Grad student's results could yield important new nano-electronic applications for graphene.
Funding surges for a wide range of computer science research at the Jonsson School.
New video provides info on the Systems Engineering and Management program
The Texas Analog Center of Excellence has awarded nearly $1.7 million in research grants.
Scholarships support grad students studying computer security and information assurance.
Electrical engineering student helps develop system that could save young children's lives.
Grant helps engineering students explore how to use their skills to improve other people's lives.
Team creates repository of tools designed to help expand use of cloud computing.
Sophomore Stuart Yun spent the summer doing plasma research in Dr. Matthew Goeckner's lab.
NSF CAREER Award will fund work on biosensors that employ silicon nanowire technology.
Simulating cracks in nuclear fuel rods, new project could ultimately boost power plant efficiency.
Cybersecurity researchers are exploring how to maintain privacy in a cloud-computing environment.
UT Dallas Computer Scientist Receives Prestigious Honor
New Engineering Faculty Fill Three Endowed Chairs
Going to School With Dad Turns Out Well For EE Prof Larry Overzet's Daughter
System for Monitoring the Internet Could Also Monitor for Health Problems
Dean Spong Delivers Keynote Address At International Robotics Conference
Faculty Work With North Texas Company to Develop Quickly Deployable Networks
Computer Science Student Wins UT Dallas Contest to Develop Campus iPhone App
CS Head Gopal Gupta Named President of Association for Logic Programming
Project Seeks to Significantly Improve Accuracy of Emotion-Recognition Software
Three Faculty Receive Seed Funding For Promising Early-Stage Research
Interim head of bioengineering sees great prospects for research that advances medicine.
Mechanical engineering's Hongbing Lu, first holder of the school's Louis Beecherl Jr. Chair.
Analog facility will focus on high-frequency semiconductors for scanning and imaging.
New atomic-resolution microscope strengthens efforts to develop next-generation semiconductors.
Next-generation mobile technology will forcus on the proliferation of antennas.
Researchers have released open-source software for developing tiny wearable sensors.
Researchers are working to develop next-generation interactive mobile technology.
Jonsson School Alumnus, Ericsson CEO Among Those Honored at Gala
Program Provides Students With Skills to Engineer and Manage Complex Projects
Summer Program Gives Undergraduates Chance to Do Computer Science Research
Faculty receive analog research funding to advance imaging, sensor and lighting technology.
Advances promise improvements in semiconductors for both health care and solar power.
Cyber Security Research Center Offers Repository of New Data Mining Tools
Faculty Play Leading Role in Several Grants From New Medical Technologies Consortium
A $2.7 million program could become a model for teaching kids about computer science.
Nosratinia Elected IEEE Fellow for Work on Cooperative Wireless Communications
CS Head Discusses Growth Plans With The Dallas Morning News
Innovative research helped win Fatemeh Hassanipour the region's Young Engineer of the Year award.
Agreement Makes It Easier for Richland Students to Transfer to UT Dallas
Prof Examines Challenge of Making Chips With Layers Just Atoms Thick
Investitures Recognize Professorships Made Possible by Texas Instruments
UT Dallas has started offering grad degrees in biomedical engineering.
Four Faculty Working With Companies That Won $5 Million in State Funding
Funding tops $1 million for effort to enhance communication among emergency responders.
New way to make solar cells would use nanoimprint lithography to produce nano-structured devices.
Mechanical engineering students replace scissors with a battle-axe at a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Experts at Symposium Share Ideas on Emergency and Disaster Preparedness
Jonsson School Receives Several Gifts Among $16.8 Million Given to UT Dallas
UT Dallas-Based Consortium Targets Further Improvements in Semiconductors
Data easily extracted from social networking activities could come back to haunt people.
UT Dallas President David E. Daniel welcomed the opening of a new Texas Instruments plant nearby.
Biomedical electronics experts convened at the Jonsson School to map out the field's future.
UT Dallas Engineering School Adds 10 New Faculty
New Computer Science head Gopal Gupta says he plans to encourage more entrepreneurial activities.
Three-year project could greatly improve the quality of life of many cochlear implant users.
CS prof has received an NSF Career Award to develop software that summarizes meetings.
A new tool is designed to mathematically detect anger in a phone caller's voice.
Loizou Is Honored for Helping Improve the Lives of the Hearing-Impaired
Governor visits campus to sign bill aimed at creating more top research universities in Texas.
Computer Scientist Bhavani Thuraisingham Discusses Cybersecurity on Ch. 33 News
Computer Science Prof Ivor Page Receives UT System Outstanding Teaching Award
Ritual Honors Chaired Scholars and Their Benefactors
NSBE Chapter Is Named University's Best Student Organization of the Year
Researchers Develop Wireless Health Monitoring
Team merges semantic Web technology with geospatial information systems.
NASA Launches School's Students, Faculty and Staff Into Orbit - Sort of
New Program to Help Underrepresented Students Ace Math and Science Courses
EE Prof Is Named a Distinguished Lecturer by the IEEE Consumer Electronics Society
Several faculty are working with companies that just received almost $8 million in state funding.
The new minor in nanoscience and technology has attracted students from a variety of majors.
Mario Rotea is head of the school's new Mechanical Engineering Department.
High School Girls Get Introduction to Engineering During New Annual Event
Recent MSEE Grad Wins Award for Paper About Improving Radar Performance
Students Get Hands-on Experience in Spacecraft Systems Engineering
Computing Machinery Group Taps Prabhakaran for His Multimedia Expertise
Expert on Analog Electronics to Join UT Dallas
Matthew Goeckner Named Interim Chair of Mechanical Engineering Department
Computer scientist Murat Kantarcioglu has received an NSF CAREER Award.
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October 15, 2015
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