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Insurance shapes survival for young cancer patients
Insurance shapes survival for young cancer patients
UTA launches AI webinar series for educators
Four sessions help teachers in K-12 and higher ed explore practical, ethical and creative ways to use AI in the...
UTA lands first-in-U.S. biotech discovery platform
The acquisition accelerates antibody research and strengthens North Texas biotech development
UTA strengthens its space science leadership
Award-winning physicist leaves UCLA to help lead Center for Space and Data Science
Good call: Earlier reminders cut missed doctor visits
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UTA research aims to make driving safer for neurodivergent...
Simulator training could help young drivers with ADHD and autism navigate real-world road hazards
Why March Madness is a perfect storm for betting
UTA researchers say big sporting events and peer influence can push young adults to bet
Five UTA faculty named NAI Senior Members
National Academy of Inventors honors innovation and patents
UTA researcher uses AI to rethink navigation skills
UTA researcher finds no clear link between brain structure and navigation ability in young adults
When safety starts with a text message
UTA study shows digital hotlines make it easier for survivors to reach out
UTA appoints Lal to lead precision health, informatics
Dennis Lal, a renowned neurogenetics expert, succeeds Marion Ball at the Center for Innovation in Health Informatics
UTA, Bell link students to aerospace careers
Paid work experience program places UTA engineering students on real-world aerospace projects at Bell
Wei-Jen Lee earns IEEE Medal honor
UTA engineering chair recognized for advancing electrical safety and renewable energy
Disaster risk runs high in unincorporated areas
In Sand Branch, just miles from Dallas, UTA researchers examine disaster preparedness gaps
Research could help roses—and food—last longer
As Valentine’s Day approaches, UTA’s Rasika Dias is studying ways to slow ethylene-driven aging
UTA opens AI-driven Smart Agriculture Research Center
USDA-backed program puts students on research teams forecasting bird flu and other ag threats
Papadelis to lead new pediatric brain research center
UTA center will shape pediatric brain health and treatment now and for generations
Why parents turn to social media about kids’ drug use
UTA-linked study finds peer advice on social platforms can confuse and lack evidence
One in four teens face violence, higher substance use
UTA researchers link neighborhood trauma to smoking, drinking and drug use
NASA invests in UTA materials research for safer flight
Project develops reusable materials to withstand extreme landings and impacts
Why California turned to UTA after devastating wildfires
UTA research helps Los Angeles understand hidden water impacts long after fires end
UTA students shine at St. Jude research symposium
Three undergraduates shared cancer and wound-healing research at one of the nation’s most selective forums
Inside UTA’s new lab training tomorrow’s biotech workforce
Students gain real-world experience at NCTM2 campus in Pegasus Park
UTA study focuses on safer opioid prescribing
Researchers explain how updated CDC guidelines help nurse practitioners manage patients’ pain responsibly
Hummel earns fellowship to advance coastal resilience
Early-career award supports Hummel’s research on nature-based ways to protect Gulf communities
Rare rattlesnake discovery lands at UTA
The first documented Western Diamondback from Denton County joins UTA’s ARDRC, filling a key gap in Texas records
Why sexual assault care falls short in rural areas
UTA research examines barriers to building a rural workforce of certified Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners
UTA researcher joins National Academy of Inventors
Researcher Muthu Wijesundara is honored for innovations including robotic exoskeletons and advanced medical devices
UTA physics grad sets sights on the stars
New Ph.D. Shaan Patel reflects on the research, mentors and discoveries that shaped his astrophysics path at UTA
Satellites and AI put UTA on front lines of flood fight
Water engineering team works to protect lives and property and guide state disaster planning
UTA study probes status of rural health care, hospitals
Researchers analyze how the Rural Emergency Hospital model is shaping access to care in vulnerable Texas communities
UTA alum’s research offers hope for new treatments
Alec Whited’s published study on how the body clears dying cells could inform autoimmune treatments
UTA study explores zinc’s power to heal blast injuries
Researchers aim to develop a safe treatment to limit muscle loss and promote regeneration after traumatic wounds
$450,000 gift fuels nuclear research at UTA
HF Controls’ investment gift aids AI research and names student success center in Computer Science and Engineering
UTA leads charge to create a resilient Texas coast
Researchers combine science, design, and community action to help coastal towns tackle climate and industrial challenges
When AI paints like van Gogh, who gets the credit?
UTA’s Ananya Singh explores how artificial intelligence challenges originality and raises questions of artistic ownership
UTA researchers to study soldier ingenuity with SJTs
A two-year study will provide insights into how soldiers can be trained to demonstrate ingenuity in high-stakes, limited-resource scenarios
UTA expands brain health research
Study shows how guided cognitive training may improve brain performance
Breathing room: UTA study clears the air on asthma
UTA researchers show that improved home ventilation can ease asthma symptoms and advance public health
Do more with less strain: UTA’s robotic arm
Soft, air-powered exoskeleton eases muscle fatigue, reduces injuries and boosts workplace safety
UTA study: Just a little movement can lift your mood
Swapping just 30 minutes of sitting for light activity boosts energy and mood the next day
Bucket list wishes make final days meaningful
UTA study finds fulfilling end-of-life bucket list wishes boost well-being, family bonds, and closure
UTA earns elite status for cybersecurity research
NSA designation affirms the University’s national leadership in cyber innovation, education and workforce growth
Saving cells from the brink of death—why it matters
UTA discovery could help scientists better understand brain development and disease
Arthritis pain rising: How state policies matter
UTA researchers tracked 10 years of data on how welfare programs and education influence joint pain
Teaching students how to better manage natural resources
UTA faculty revamp a course through an NSF grant to build decision-making skills around water, food and energy
Many children seem on track—but struggle with motor skills
UTA study shows milestones can be misleading; early motor skill developmental is critical for kids
Research seeks to help older women deliver healthy babies
UTA’s Salman Sohrabi studies tiny worms to uncover how to preserve egg quality and reduce pregnancy risks
UTA physicist wins $1.3M grant for neutrino research
Ben Jones will study tiny ghost-like neutrinos that could unlock the universe’s secrets
New AI tools help scientists track how diseases start
UTA researcher Xinlei Wang leads efforts to make complex cellular data readable for faster disease insights
Kidney disease study reveals unexpected marker
UTA study finds certain blood markers could identify cardiovascular problems earlier than expected
UTA research seeks new answers to brain disorders
Xi Zhu studies PTSD, depression, OCD and brain development to uncover markers that could lead to more precise care
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