University of Texas at Dallas researchers have demonstrated a promising way to identify regional environmental health patterns using public data and artificial intelligence. In a study of all 254 ...

Ammar Abupakr became the first Comet Battalion member to earn the Reconnaissance Commando badge, a top award given to less than 5% of cadets at the Army ROTC Advanced Camp last summer. During practice ...

An artist’s illustration of gas being cleared from the surroundings of a star-forming region in the early universe. (Credit: Matt Twombly for the Simons Foundation) New research by scientists at The ...

By  UT Dallas gave a big thanks to its donors at Celebration of Support on Oct. 21. The University raised $83.6 million through nearly 18,300 gifts from 9,300 individual donors during the past year.

A collection spanning nearly 5,000 years of Asian art will find a permanent home at the Trammell and Margaret Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas, thanks to a gift from Barry ...

Undergraduates interested in cybersecurity and learning how to address the public policy issues surrounding it have a new degree option this fall at UT Dallas. More facets of daily life are tied to ...

Amiee′ Himler BS’10, MAT’19 (left) is shown with Dr. Mary Urquhart, UTeach Dallas director, when she won an outstanding alumni award from the Department of Science/Mathematics Education. Himler made ...

As a mechanical engineering undergraduate student at The University of Texas at Dallas, Roma Avhad BS’22 initially struggled to connect the skills she was developing with her desire for a career that ...

Researchers from the School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences found geographic associations between air pollution and cancer prevalence in the state by using public data and artificial ...

University of Texas at Dallas researchers have developed biosensor technology that when combined with artificial intelligence (AI) shows promise for detecting lung cancer through breath analysis. The ...

Psychology researchers from The University of Texas at Dallas are challenging the perception that the difficulties autistic people face in socializing are due to one-sided deficiencies. “Many ...