NEWS ARCHIVE
Data easily extracted from social networking activities could come back to haunt people.
UT Dallas President David E. Daniel welcomed the opening of a new Texas Instruments plant nearby.
Biomedical electronics experts convened at the Jonsson School to map out the field’s future.
UT Dallas Engineering School Adds 10 New Faculty
New Computer Science head Gopal Gupta says he plans to encourage more entrepreneurial activities.
Jonsson School faculty snagged six recent awards from the Texas Analog Center of Excellence.
Three-year project could greatly improve the quality of life of many cochlear implant users.
CS prof has received an NSF Career Award to develop software that summarizes meetings.
Identical twins, the Mathew sisters graduate with identical degrees from the Jonsson School.
A new tool is designed to mathematically detect anger in a phone caller's voice.
Faculty and grad students helped Ericsson make a big splash at a major international conference.
Governor visits campus to sign bill aimed at creating more top research universities in Texas.
Computer Science Prof Ivor Page Receives UT System Outstanding Teaching Award
Nine recent graduates talk about their time at the Jonsson School and their plans for the future.
Members of the school’s BattleBots team are already planning for next year’s competition.
Ritual Honors Chaired Scholars and Their Benefactors
NSBE Chapter Is Named University’s Best Student Organization of the Year
Researchers Develop Wireless Health Monitoring
The Jonsson School is sponsoring the Apollo Junior High robotics team. Check out the slideshow.
Team merges semantic Web technology with geospatial information systems.
NASA Launches School’s Students, Faculty and Staff Into Orbit - Sort of
New Program to Help Underrepresented Students Ace Math and Science Courses
EE Prof Is Named a Distinguished Lecturer by the IEEE Consumer Electronics Society
Several faculty are working with companies that just received almost $8 million in state funding.
The new minor in nanoscience and technology has attracted students from a variety of majors.
Mario Rotea is head of the school's new Mechanical Engineering Department.
High School Girls Get Introduction to Engineering During New Annual Event
Recent MSEE Grad Wins Award for Paper About Improving Radar Performance
Students Get Hands-on Experience in Spacecraft Systems Engineering
Computing Machinery Group Taps Prabhakaran for His Multimedia Expertise
Expert on Analog Electronics to Join UT Dallas
Remote-control helicopters were part of one of several events marking National Engineers Week.
Matthew Goeckner Named Interim Chair of Mechanical Engineering Department
Computer scientist Murat Kantarcioglu has received an NSF CAREER Award.
January 2009 Research and New Venture Showcase
Jonsson School Students Boast Recent Accomplishments
Dean Mark Spong Recognized for Paper Concerning Vision-Based Robotic Control
Six December 2008 graduates talk about the Jonsson School and their career plans.
Two inventions by Jonsson School faculty receive funds from tech commercialization program.
Fall Senior Design Day featured more than a dozen projects.
New $9.7 million effort focuses on the commercialization of nanotechnology manufacturing.
Bob Wallace Is Named an IEEE Fellow
Government Boosts Funding for Wireless Project
Cy Cantrell Lauded for Lifetime of Contributions
10 Jonsson School Undergrads Receive
Research Funding Through UTD Program
Dean Spong Is Featured in Article About Boom in Texas Higher Education Funding
American Physical Society Awards a Top Prize to Materials Science Head Yves Chabal
Eight Faculty Among Those Recognized for Books Published During the Past Year
Sessions Explore Future of Semiconductors
UT Dallas to House Cutting-Edge Analog Design Center
Teams from Dallas-area schools competed Oct. 25 in a robotics competition at UTD.
Semantic Web technology will help machines process knowledge, not just text and data.
Jonsson School Names New Development Officer to Lead Its Fundraising Activities
Security Researcher Lands Defense Scholarship
Prof Gives Keynote Speech on Data Mining and Privacy
Computer scientists improve upon a math solution devised 30 years ago by a young Bill Gates.
Materials Science Grad Student Honored for Developing New Sample Prep Technique
New $1.2 million award helps develop technology to produce 3-D views of cellular processes.
Jonsson School team takes 2nd place in the International Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Competition
Jonsson School to Introduce Infrared Technology Program
UT Dallas Leads $2.2 Million Effort to Build Secure Information Grid for the U.S. Air Force
Doctoral Student and His Father Co-Author Award-Winning Research Paper
Longtime Faculty Member Dale Byrne Dies
Computer scientists work to enhance flight safety using data-mining technology in a project for NASA.
Journal Honors Robotics Paper by the Jonsson School’s Incoming Dean
Upcoming camps will introduce middle schoolers to technology through hands-on robotics projects.
Bruce Gnade of Materials Science Receives Prize for Kidney Stone Work
Federal Authorities Name the Jonsson School a Center of Excellence in Cybersecurity
Dr. Mark W. Spong, a world leader in robotic control systems, will be the next dean of the Jonsson School.
New Master’s Concentration in Biomedical Applications of Electrical Engineering
Four Jonsson School Students Are Honored for Their Accomplishments
Why study computer science or engineering? Jonsson School students answer that and other questions in this two-and-a-half-minute video.
Jonsson School Students Vie to Win New Analog Electronics Competition
The Jonsson School Honors Its Own at Annual Awards and Appreciation Banquet
New Mechanical Engineering Curriculum to Address Needs of 21st-Century Engineers
National Science Foundation Offers $2.7 Million to Foster Kids’ Interest in Computer Science
Two Jonsson School Alumni Honored at Annual UT Dallas Awards Dinner
Jonsson School Researchers Play Key Role in $7.5M Defense Department MURI Project
Researchers Drafting Plans for Tiny Assembly Lines
UT Dallas Researcher Aims to Significantly Improve Cochlear Implant Technology
UT Dallas to be Hub for Nanoelectronics Research Consortium
$1.75 Million Grant to Fund Push for Photon Chip
Jonsson School Presents Faculty Service Awards to Goeckner and Prabhakaran
Is There a Doctor in the House? Two, Suddenly.
EE Professor Naofal Al-Dhahir Is Named an IEEE Fellow
Researcher Lands Computer Security Grant from Air Force
Five new electrical engineering faculty arrived at the Jonsson School this fall.
Prof. Robert Wallace, Insulator Technology Pioneer, Honored for Sustained Excellence
Government Boosts Funding for Jonsson School Wireless Technology Project
New $34 Million Grant Designed to Speed Medical Innovation
Cybersecurity Research Center Tops $1 Million in Funding
UTD Further Solidifying Its Relationship With South Korea
Semiconductor Materials Expert Appointed to Nanoelectronics Chair
Students Win Award for Wireless Sensor Design
New Technique Could Enhance Delivery of Handheld Video
Summer Senior Design Day Projects
Two Jonsson School Graduate Programs Ranked Among Best in Texas
Researchers Hope to Unlock Capabilities of Carbon Nanotubes
Dedicated to Science: Laboratory's Research to Fuel Drive to Tier One Status
Students Win Second Place in Acoustical Society’s International Competition
Pomara, Dodge Recognized as Outstanding Teachers at UT Dallas
Chief Technical Officer at Photronics Inc. Named Alumnus of the Year
Faculty from Three UT System Campuses Receive Inaugural Innovationsin Education Awards
Senior Design Day Winners and Posters
UT Dallas and South Korean Consortium Plan Semiconductor
Research Center.
UT Dallas school of engineering continues its rise through the rankings
Electrical engineers build a better microscope, and biologists benefit
Kent Black receives first Jonsson School Award for Distinguished Leadership.
