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6:43pm, 22nd April, 2019

UTA engineering students build treadmill that helps athletes in wheelchairs work out

(University of Texas at Arlington) A University of Texas at Arlington senior design project team built a treadmill that can be used by athletes in wheelchairs.

TxDOT grants allow UTA civil engineers to build more resilient roadways

4:41pm, 16th April, 2019

Humans

TxDOT grants allow UTA civil engineers to build more resilient roadways

(University of Texas at Arlington) Two civil engineering researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington are working with the Texas Department of Transportation to better monitor and predict soil weakness, which can lead to slope failures on stat...

UTA project to show how farmers, ranchers can make food transportation more efficient

7:15pm, 13th March, 2019

Environment

UTA project to show how farmers, ranchers can make food transportation more efficient

(University of Texas at Arlington) Caroline Krejci, an assistant professor in the Industrial, Manufacturing and Systems Engineering Department at The University of Texas at Arlington, will use a $299,310 grant from the Southern Sustainable Agricultur...

UTA civil engineer would fuse data methods to determine more accurate numbers

4:02pm, 8th March, 2019

Tech

UTA civil engineer would fuse data methods to determine more accurate numbers

(University of Texas at Arlington) A University of Texas at Arlington civil engineering assistant professor is exploring data fusion techniques that will provide planners with better data on potential bicycle volumes for a city.

UTA researcher working to determine minimum energy use possible in lasers

8:36pm, 7th March, 2019

Physics

UTA researcher working to determine minimum energy use possible in lasers

(University of Texas at Arlington) Weidong Zhou, an electrical engineering professor at The University of Texas at Arlington, will use a $450,000 grant from the Army Research Office to determine the minimum amount of energy required to develop high-s...

UTA engineer earns NSF CAREER grant to develop bioinspired, shape-morphing 3D materials

7:38pm, 15th February, 2019

Physics

UTA engineer earns NSF CAREER grant to develop bioinspired, shape-morphing 3D materials

(University of Texas at Arlington) Kyungsuk Yum, an assistant professor in the Materials Science and Engineering Department has been awarded a five-year, $500,000 National Science Foundation Early Career Development, or CAREER, Program grant to desig...

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UTA engineering students build treadmill that helps athletes in wheelchairs work out

TxDOT grants allow UTA civil engineers to build more resilient roadways

UTA project to show how farmers, ranchers can make food transportation more efficient

UTA civil engineer would fuse data methods to determine more accurate numbers

UTA researcher working to determine minimum energy use possible in lasers

UTA engineer earns NSF CAREER grant to develop bioinspired, shape-morphing 3D materials

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