Since the 1930s, researchers at the University of North Texas have been passionate about water research. Today, their work ranges from aquatic toxicology, restoration and conservation, to the interdisciplinary exploration of water issues through environmental philosophy and film.
By Alyssa Yancey and Adrienne Nettles
Cooperative research center and two new sites benefit industry, students and faculty researchers.
By Alyssa Yancey
Through poetry, art and music, faculty fellows expand artistic excellence at UNT and beyond.
By Ellen Rossetti
Dallas-Fort Worth area serves as real-life laboratory for faculty studying movement of goods.
By Leslie Wimmer
NSF CAREER award-winning expert on cold-formed steel contributes to industry standards.
By Jessica DeLeón
REU sites in anthropology, chemistry and political science offer unique opportunities for undergraduate research.
By Nancy Kolsti
Doctoral student creates a chemical map to analyze the lipid composition of plants in greater detail.
By Jessica DeLeón
Transformative research and education
Student research and sustainability
Timoshenko Medal, ACS awards, international leadership
I-Corps, black holes, new clusters, Lone Star Professor
Experts in engineering, computer science, poetry, environmental studies, instrumental studies
Mercury legislation, math algorithms, library education, media ethics, neuroscience, consumer behavior
Politics, natural language processing, sociology
Research momentum and support
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