Students
Student Assists Disease Research Team
An undergraduate neuroscience major has spent the summer with researchers in Ireland seeking a way to slow the progression of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. Elizabeth Hanacik was part of a team working through Ireland’s Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin. read more
Alumni
Grad’s Photos Win Awards for Quirkiness
Carlo Zinzi only recently graduated from UT Dallas with an MFA in arts and technology, but he is already making his mark on the art world with his surreal take on Americana. The photographer imbues his work with a sense of humor and whimsy. read more
Research
Tiny Biosensors Could Transform Diagnostics
UT Dallas nanotechnology researcher Walter Hu has received a $400,000 National Science Foundation grant that his team will use to develop an innovative and manufacturable nanoelectronic biochip that can detect individual molecules. read more
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“It’s one possible way to think about improving security in the future. The algorithms are not going to get bored, and they’re not going to have their attention diverted to something else going on.”
Alice O'Toole, professor
of cognition and neuroscience
— WFAA-TV (Channel 8)
“The CSI shows sort of convolute the roles. … So what I’m trying to do is give the reality behind the shows. That’s not what happens in the real world.”
Stephanie James, instructor
for UT Dallas CSI summer camp — CBS-11 TV
