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The son of peanut farmers, Dr. Anthony Cummings, assistant professor in the geospatial information sciences program at UT Dallas, walked the forests of Guyana, South America as a boy. In the tropics of the Caribbean, he learned to use a bow and arrow, and entertained the dream of becoming a professional cricketer. While he pursued […]

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The Office of Research fosters the advancement of cutting-edge research discoveries and technology at the University of Texas at Dallas, an innovative institution in the heart of North Texas on the path to achieving Tier One national research status.

Our departmental resources provide faculty and staff with a variety of specialized information and training to help efficiently navigate funding opportunities, proposal development, post-award fiscal and effort advising, as well as guidance in facilitating commercial partnerships. Inventors and entrepreneurs benefit from specialized commercialization support with industry knowledge to assist with startup incubation, negotiations, and licensing.

Leadership at UT Dallas understands that the most fertile areas of research often lie at the intersections of traditional disciplines, where the insights of people approaching problems from different perspectives can produce surprising and valuable results that impact society.

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