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Mechanical engineering seniors build combat robot to submit to TV show

Mechanical engineering seniors build combat robot to submit to TV show Mechanical engineering seniors, from left, Edward Langlois, Brian Bray, Aviana Knochel, Moosai Assefa and Mario Baez, of UTA Combat Robotics show the design of "Reckless," a robot designed to fight other robots, Oct. 6 in Woolf Hall. The group designed the robot for their senior capstone project and...

Science Week to feature lectures by alumni, guest speakers

Science Week to feature lectures by alumni, guest speakers Science Week kicks off Tuesday and runs through Friday.

Engineering receives grant for bio-ink and 3-D printing Fabricating tissues using a 3-D printer is not something only found in science fiction.

UTA and UT Southwestern partner to improve accuracy of cancer radiation therapy delivery

News Center - UT Arlington Researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington and University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center are collaborating on two projects to improve the accuracy of the delivery of cancer radiation therapies and minimize the exposure of healthy tissues.

Office of Naval Research grant fuels efforts to improve safety, reduce manufacturing costs of aircraft composite parts

News Center - UT Arlington Composite materials are widely used in manufacturing aircraft and other applications where lightweight, super-strong materials are prized, but testing those materials for defects and predicting where defects will occur remains difficult.

UTA taps seasoned administrator and academic leader as new dean of the College of Engineering

News Center - UT Arlington Peter E. Crouch, dean of engineering for the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa and the former dean of Arizona State University’s Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering, joins The University of Texas at Arlington in August as dean of the nationally ranked College of Engineering and as a professor of electr...

UTA researchers use text-mining techniques to improve market intelligence on potential mergers and acquisitions of startups in the high-tech sector

News Center - UT Arlington A researcher at The University of Texas at Arlington has created a new method that uses big data analytics and text-mining techniques to improve market intelligence and explain potential mergers and acquisitions of startup companies in the fast-moving high-technology industry.

UTA researchers devise new system to measure dry blood samples used in infant HIV screening, testing for metabolic disorders

News Center - UT Arlington Purnendu "Sandy" Dasgupta, Hamish Small Chair in Ion Analysis and James Garrett Professor in UTA’s Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Four UTA professors named finalists for 2016 Tech Titan Awards

News Center - UT Arlington From top left going clockwise: Purnendu “Sandy” Dasgupta, Hamish Small Chair in Ion Analysis and James Garrett Professor in the department of chemistry and biochemistry; Liping Tang, professor of bioengineering; Laura Mydlarz, associate professor and associate chair of biology; Kevin Schug, professo...

UTA FSAE will electrify autocross weekend

UTA FSAE will electrify autocross weekend UTA FSAE will electrify autocross weekend By Destine Gibson, The Shorthorn Staff Destine Gibson Updated 2 hrs ago 0 The Shorthorn: File photo Students prepare to race the Formula SAE cars during the 15th annual Texas Autocross Weekend on July 18 at Lot 49. Start your engines.UTA will host the 16th a...

Congratulation to math professor Christopher Kribs for winning a Regents' Outstanding Teaching Award!

News Center - UT Arlington From Left, Ashley Griffith, assistant professor of earth and environmental sciences; Christopher Kribs, professor of mathematics and curriculum and instruction; and James Campbell Quick, the John and Judy Goolsby - Jacqualyn A. Fouse Endowed Chair in the College of Business’ Department of Management...

UTA professor uses grant to progress chip capabilities

UTA professor uses grant to progress chip capabilities Yeong Hwan Ko, electrical engineering post-doctorate fellow, looks at a piece of small equipment June 22 in a sterile laboratory. The laboratory doors and windows are coated with a yellow film that prevents ultraviolet radiation from escaping or causing harm to lab techs.