A one-of-a-kind Energy Storage Systems Campus (ESSC), led by the University of Texas at Dallas, is assisting with reshoring lithium-ion battery manufacturing and driving advances in battery chemistry, prototype production, and workforce development. Read more about this exciting endeavor here. UT Dallas will develop and commercialize new technologies and manufacturing processes, make raw materials more …read more
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UT Dallas Continues to Showcase the Power of Semiconductors
On Thursday, July 27th, The North Texas Semiconductor Institute (NTxSI) at The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) partnered with the Wright Brothers Institute (WBI) in Dayton, Ohio, to help UTD accelerate semiconductor innovation, entrepreneurship, and workforce development in North Texas and the United States. Watch the conference. Dr. Manuel Quevedo presents. Dr. Ted Moise …read more
Representative Colin Allred Held Semiconductor Roundtable at UTD
UT Dallas and Representative Colin Allred held a semiconductor roundtable on UTD’s campus on Monday, May 1. The UTD North Texas Semiconductor Institute is leading semiconductor initiatives throughout North Texas. Find out more here. “With the CHIPS Act, we have the chance to lead the world by investing in American-made & Texas-made semiconductor chip manufacturing. …read more
The Intersection: Speed Networking at the Intersection of Science and Business Innovation
On Tuesday, May 9th, 2023 at 3 PM, Office of Research and Innovation, with Assistant Vice President for Research Development Dr. Nikki Delk, and Director for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Dr. Emily Choi, will host a structured ‘speed networking’ program. The Intersection: Speed Networking at the Intersection of Science and Business Innovation encourages faculty in all STEM and …read more
2023 Earth Fair Poster Competition
For the upcoming UT Dallas Earth Week on April 14-22, 2023, join the Office of Research and Innovation and view the 2023 Earth Fair Poster Competition as nominated UTD graduate students showcase their Earth Fair posters. The following UTD graduate students will have a chance to be chosen as a winner of the 2023 Earth …read more
Learn How a UT Dallas and UT Southwestern Bioengineering Team Effort Can Really Pay Off
Suppose you are a bioengineering researcher looking for a unique funding opportunity. In that case, you should attend a live webinar on The Lyda Hill Biomedical Innovation Fund. This award opportunity aims to accelerate the work of The University of Texas at Dallas and UT Southwestern research teams, who demonstrate the strong potential to translate …read more
A Celebration of UTD’s Inventors Held at the Richardson IQ
From the moment you step through the doors of UTD’s Innovation Quarter, you can feel the energy. This newly constructed workplace is home to entrepreneurs launching startups and some top university researchers expanding their research and perspectives. This contemporary open space is ideal for events, and the Inventors Luncheon on January 27th was an excellent …read more
UTD Aims To Strengthen Semiconductor Tech, Trade with New Hubs
On January 20th 2023, UTD’s new research center, The Center for Harsh Environment Semiconductors and Systems (CHESS) reveals their demand for materials and devices that can sustain extreme mechanical conditions, used for military procedures and assist the North Texas Semiconductor Institute (NTxSI) in accelerating semiconductor innovation. In addition to CHESS’s demand, the director of CHESS, …read more
2022 Research Day Poster Competition
On October 14th 2022, the Office of Research celebrated the 2022 Research Day Poster Competition. UTD graduate students from a variety of disciplines were nominated by faculty and showcased their graduate poster for attendees to vote on. First place winner Nursadul Mamun, second place winner Yalini Wijesundara (not pictured) and third place winner Satwik Dutta, …read more
NIH Data Management Policy Sharing Webinar
Beginning January 25, 2023, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Data Management and Sharing (DMS) policy will go into effect.