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Glowing Results
Jian Yang’s latest discovery is getting glowing reviews. That’s because his latest discovery, well, glows. The bioengineering assistant professor has developed a material that’s fluorescent, biodegradable, and safe to implant in the body. Bill Carroll, UT Arlington engineering dean, calls Dr. Yang’s work “revolutionary… in cancer therapy or for imaging,” not to mention what it could do for biosensing, immunology, drug delivery, and tissue engineering. […]
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Back to School
Attorney Meredith Lyon’s job at the City of Dallas requires more than a law school education. She’s a manager, supervisor, teacher, and peacemaker. To boost her performance in all phases, she enrolled in graduate school at UT Arlington, where she’s learning how to make her office run more efficiently and to understand the ever-changing world of public administration. Ask others why they’re pursuing advanced degrees […]