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Student researchers put UTA on national stage

Program allows students to present original research, network with professionals and future employers

UTA is studying how bacteria grow to fight infections

Studying how bacteria grow to fight infections

UTA biologist examines growth patterns in bacteria to help develop more targeted, effective antibiotics

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New UTA tool aims to transform wheelchair access

Project uses data and machine learning to help make buildings work better for wheelchair users

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Brannon awarded Fulbright for global health AI research

UTA communications scholar will teach in Germany, study how patients across cultures interact with AI in health care

2025 McNair Scholars

Prestigious research award goes to 23 UTA scholars

McNair Scholars program prepares students for careers in scientific research

The Memorial to the Fallen at Arlington's Veterans Park

UTA helps honor the fallen on Memorial Day

Arlington’s heroes remembered through the Memorial to the Fallen and UTA–built online archive

Pre-health students

UTA course gives pre-health students clinical edge

Innovative collaboration offers undergrads hands-on medical training through immersive Smart Hospital simulations

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Brain mapping unlocks key Alzheimer’s insights

A UTA, University of California–San Francisco study explores why some nerve cells are more vulnerable to neurodegeneration

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Dallas Co. Constable, UTA partner to improve services

Researchers will analyze staffing, resources and operations to provide data-driven recommendations for better service delivery

Arlington Study of Healthy Aging MRI

UTA begins groundbreaking study on how we age

Study of Tarrant County residents will use advanced imaging and genetics to explore health declines in older adults

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Research aims to improve aircraft safety with virtual tests

UTA professor Endel Iarve and his team will develop models to test aerospace materials, boosting safety and cutting costs

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Birds breathe in dangerous plastics—and so do we

A UTA study finds high levels of microplastics in bird lungs, raising alarms about the pollution humans inhale daily