UTA Engineering students work alongside professors on job sites and in the laboratory, learning valuable skills and applying classroom concepts to projects with real-world applications.
Researchers in the Electrical Engineering and Bioengineering Departments are seeking novel uses for optics in bioimaging, information delivery and transmission, and energy efficient computing.
Researchers in the College of Engineering spent more than $40 million on research in areas such as energy, healthcare, big data, the environment, and security.
Two UT Arlington College of Engineering alumni have become space shuttle astronauts: Kalpana Chawla (1962-2003), Columbia STS-87 (1997) and Columbia STS-107 (2003); and Robert L. Stewart, Challenger STS-41B (1984) and Atlantis STS-51J (1985).
For more than 30 years, UTA's Formula SAE team has dominated the collegiate circuit. The team is currently ranked #5 in the world and has won seven championships in the U.S., as well as one in Japan and one in England.
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Hanli Liu has developed a brain scanner to help treat veterans with PTSD and other related issues.
The Heracleia Human Centered Computing Lab specializes in building assistive technologies to improve the quality of life of persons with different disabilities.
Each year, more than 800 students graduate from the College of Engineering, adding to our list of more than 24,000 alumni worldwide.
Researchers in Materials Science and Engineering often make incredible discoveries in biomaterials and coatings at the nanoscale.
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Liping Tang, bioengineering professor and interim chair of the Bioengineering Department, has received a $533,650 U.S. Army grant to build the lymph nodes that attract the cancer cells.
William Hernandez (BSME '96) has been honored with the Lex Frieden Employment Award by the Governor's Committee on People with Disabilities.
Three Computer Science and Engineering students have won a $10,000 prize in the NTx Apps Challenge for a smart traffic light network that adjusts traffic light schedules to make traffic flow more efficient.
EE assistant professor Alice Sun earned an NF grant to build a handheld device that could analyze a person’s breath to reveal whether certain dangerous gases are present that need more immediate medical attention.
DJ Seo has been awarded a National Science Foundation grant to improve sustainability of large urban areas from extreme weather, urbanization and climate change.
UTA's eight National Academy of Inventors Fellows, including four Charter Fellows, have launched a local chapter.
Engineering professors have received an Air Force Office of Scientific Research grant to examine the material surface at the micro- and nano-scale level that will provide clues for predicting fatigue in aircraft parts.
A team of researchers from the Computer Science and Engineering Department recently won an award at the 40thInternational Conference on Very Large Data Bases (VLDB) in China.
The University of Texas at Arlington's College of Engineering provides one of the most comprehensive engineering programs in the nation, with nine baccalaureate, fourteen master's, and nine doctoral programs. Students from around the world work with award-winning faculty in state-of-the-art facilities, acquiring the knowledge and skills they'll need to create viable solutions to today's most pressing problems.
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