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Data-Driven Discovery

Data fuels important decisions at every level of society. The exponential growth and availability of big data presents numerous challenges and opportunities. It is voluminous, fast, increasingly complex, and comes in a range of formats. But if managed effectively, big data can deliver powerful benefits. It can result in more accurate analyses in fields ranging from health care to genomics to business informatics to physics. More accurate analyses lead to more confident decision-making. And better decisions can mean greater operational efficiencies, cost reductions, and decreased risk.

Quick Hits

Fermilab

Physics Professor Jaehoon Yu and Assistant Professor Jonathan Asaadi are working on the ICARUS particle detector at Fermilab. The UTA team is responsible for the data acquisition system and is developing a neutrino event triggering system.

Gene illustration

UTA and Texas A&M University established the Texas Genomics Core Alliance to increase access to and decrease costs of cutting-edge, high-throughput genomics sequencing technologies.

 

David LaFevor

The British Library Endangered Archives Programme extended a project led by history Professor David LaFevor to digitize colonial documents in Cuba, part of its initiative to preserve endangered documents relating to pre-industrial societies.

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