Dr. Julia Wan-Ping Hsu has received $482,831 for her research BRITE Pivot: Machine Learning Accelerated Optimization of Flash Lamp Processed Thin-films for Flexible Optoelectronic Applications from the NSF. This project investigates the use of light from a flash lamp instead of furnace heating for thin film processing and adopts machine learning approaches to accelerate process …read more
The Department of Science/Mathematics Education is dedicated to preparing and supporting excellent STEM teachers, enriching STEM teachers through high-quality professional development, and providing STEM outreach to PK–16 students and members of our community. Faculty include PhDs in STEM content areas with experience in, and a passion for, education at all levels and practitioner K–12 teacher-leaders …read more
Housed within the Department of Science/Mathematics Education, UTeach Dallas is a secondary STEM teacher preparation program serving UT Dallas STEM majors and degree holders. Students give teaching a try as early as the first semester of their freshman year, teaching lessons in the classrooms of local teachers in high-needs public schools. UTeach Dallas students benefit …read more
The UT Dallas Military and Veteran Center (MVC) provides resources and support for veterans and military-affiliated students. The MVC has four goals:
The Office of Sustainability’s mission is to engage the UT Dallas community as a catalyst and champion for environmental stewardship and social responsibility while fostering a culture of sustainability evident in all aspects of the campus experience.
Established in 2000, ABP serves approximately 160 students each year. Most come from urban neighborhoods in the Dallas area and are the first in their families to attend college. Geared toward high-performing first-generation students who graduate from Dallas urban school districts, the Academic Bridge Program (ABP) helps students transition from high school to college.The program …read more
To understand, evaluate, and improve the ethical and cultural influences on and implications of medicine, science, and technology.
Dr. Justin Ruths has received $521,374 from the National Science Foundation for his research CAREER: Going Beyond Linear Models for Attack Detection and Defense in Control Systems. This project will contribute new knowledge related to the security of automation and control systems. This award supports fundamental research for the development of detectors that aptly recognize, …read more
The mission of the Center for Children and Families (CCF) at The University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas) is to advance the healthy development of children in our community and nation. We accomplish our mission through (1) research in human development with real-world impact, (2) educating future professionals, (3) science-driven direct service to children …read more
To make Dallas a better place to live, work, raise a family and build a business. We’re here to promote a better quality of life for ourselves and our kids, create a unified voice of local business to affect positive change in the community, take active roles in the issues and opportunities the Metroplex faces, …read more
