The School conducts graduate and undergraduate degree programs and research in the natural sciences, mathematics, and science education.
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Founders North FN 3.120
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nsm@utdallas.edu
Myron Salamon, Dean
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Upcoming Events
The Ten Best Jobs in America Today
The top four out of the Ten Best Jobs in America Today are based on degrees offered by the School of Natural Sciences & Mathematics.
(source: Careercast.com)
Gift to Boost Ranks of Math, Science Teachers
UTeach Dallas has received a gift of $500,000 from the O'Donnell Foundation to help increase the number of middle and high school teachers certified to teach math and science. The gift will help support the UTeach Dallas endowment and provides flexibility to support scholarships, internships and other aspects of the program. read more
Camera Promises Clearer Look at Diseases
A UT Dallas physics professor has received $50,000 to create a prototype gamma camera that could eradicate much of the "noise," or grainy artifacts from images doctors use to diagnose disease. Dr. Roy Chaney, a professor in the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, was awarded the funding from UT System's Texas Ignition Fund. read more
NSF Recognizes Researcher on the Rise
Dr. Mihaela C. Stefan has received a distinguished National Science Foundation Career Award, given to junior faculty members who exemplify the role of teacher-scholars. She is an expert on polymer chemistry and organic electronics, which she uses to study renewable energy. read more
Prof Lands Grant from Texas Cancer Initiative
Molecules that attempt to trick cancer cells into killing themselves off are the latest weapons being tested to win the war on cancer. The Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas has awarded $886,000 to Dr. Jung-Mo Ahn to study a new class of molecules designed to wring the life out of prostate cancer cells. read more
Announcing the George McMechan Student Support Fund
George McMechan serves as Director of both the Center for Lithospheric Studies and the Geophysical Consortium (an industrial affiliates program) at UT Dallas. He has 36 years of experience in geophysical research in academia, industry and government. (read more)
