Nandika D'Souza uses natural materials and supercritical carbon
dioxide to create bioplastic foams that decompose harmlessly and
more quickly than petroleum-based plastics. Nanoplates are designed
to reside in the nanocomposite bioplastic side wall, pictured.
(Image courtesy of Nandika D’Souza)
Faculty experts make UNT attractive new home for Texas State Historical
Association.
By Nancy Kolsti
Texas Center for Music and Medicine increases awareness of noise-induced
hearing loss.
By Ellen Rossetti
UNT faculty work to address national shortage of math and science
teachers.
By Mark Wright
Center focuses on better understanding of Latino media and communication.
By Mark Wright
Human behavior and environmental models improve decision-making.
By Linda Stewart Ball
Student research begins with Mayan health care, continues with survivors
of torture.
By Nancy Kolsti
Exploration of ideas provides the foundation for a bold research agenda.
New leaders set a new course, and awards and grants help develop materials, save endangered languages, protect the environment.
Researchers bring work in accounting, photography, plant pathology and thermal-fluid sciences to UNT.
Student research covers medical physics, human rights, computational chemistry, music education, ethics.
UNT authors write about higher education, cost control, police patrol, copyright law.
Interdisciplinary collaborations advance the greater good.
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