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  • The Office of Research and Innovation

    The Office of Research and Innovation

    I am pleased to announce the renaming of the “Office of Research” to the “Office of Research and Innovation” effective Sept 1, 2021. There are several reasons for this change…

  • We are STEPPing Forward in Educating Physics Students

    We are STEPPing Forward in Educating Physics Students

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    Though often treated as two separate disciplines, art and science can impact each other. Creativity is required for scientific breakthroughs and art is often an expression of scientific knowledge. A multi-interdisciplinary team here at the University of Texas at Dallas…

  • An Alternative for Vaccine Storage and Distribution

    An Alternative for Vaccine Storage and Distribution

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    The global COVID-19 vaccination campaign has been described as one of the largest public health initiatives ever managed. Quick distribution of the vaccines has been essential, but a vaccine’s journey is fraught with complications that include susceptibility to heat and…

  • Spring 2021 Seed Grant Winners

    Spring 2021 Seed Grant Winners

    The Office of Research’s seed grant initiatives provides funding for faculty across various disciplines. The University’s award from the State of Texas National Research University Fund (NRUF) has helped us afford these internal funding opportunities. Congratulations to this year’s recipients:…

  • Wind Energy with Dr. Rotea

    Wind Energy with Dr. Rotea

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    Dr. Mario Rotea is the Erik Jonsson Chair and Professor and Department Head of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Texas at Dallas. Dr. Rotea also serves as Director of UT Dallas’ WindSTAR Center. His research involves optimization and control…

  • The Griffith Lab has the Power to Change

    The Griffith Lab has the Power to Change

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    The power of wind has been used for centuries to make human lives better and easier. In the past, it was used to produce food, grind grain, pump water, and cut wood at sawmills1. Today’s modern wind machines output electricity…