UTA In The News — Wednesday, October 2, 2024
UTA professor shapes bilingual journalists
Broadcast journalism professor
Julian Rodriguez is passionate about teaching the next generation of bilingual broadcasters who can communicate effectively in English and Spanish, reports CBS News.
Study suggest simple steps may improve team ethics
Instead of ending a group meeting asking if anyone has any questions, a new study by UTA psychology professor Logan Watts suggests asking participants if they can think of anything that might go wrong with the plan discussed, reports Phys.org and MSN News.
Physicists explore possibility of life beyond Earth
A new study from UTA doctoral student Shaan Patel and physics faculty Manfred Cuntz and Nevin Weinberg documents several solar systems with F-type stars that have the potential to have habitable planets, reports Science Daily and News Concerns.
Triple star system research
UTA physics professor Manfred Cuntz talked with Universe Today about his research with Shaan Patel studying triple star systems and the likelihood of finding exolife in these systems.
Universities key to DFW’s prominence as a life sciences hub
Top STEM programs in the North Texas like UT Arlington’s are one of the reasons the region is positioned to take the no. 1 spot for U.S. biotech and pharmaceutical industries, reported Capital Analytics.
Accommodating accessibility needs helps students thrive
UT Arlington is among a few colleges in the U.S. that adapting to rapid advances in technology to help students with disabilities succeed, reported the Miami Herald.