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D Magazine: Why Might Baylor Scott & White Be Merging Its Heart Hospitals?

November 12, 2024

“If it can all be managed centrally, that can be better. Oftentimes, the goal is to make it more streamlined, so they don’t have five or six separately operating units.” — Daniel Karnuta, director of the professional program in healthcare management


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Live Science: Did Plate Tectonics Give Rise to Life?

November 8, 2024

“There could be billions of planets with some kind of primitive life, but the ability to build a radio transmitter or launch a rocket ship requires a certain set of circumstances which are only likely to happen on a planet that has plate tectonics and both oceans and continents.” — Dr. Robert Stern, professor of sustainable Earth systems sciences


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NBC 5 (KXAS-TV): Buddhist Monks Meticulously Create a Mandala ‘Painted’ with Sand

November 7, 2024

“It’s supposed to give positive vibrations and healing energies and properties to anyone who views it.” — Caroline Kim, director of development for the Crow Museum of Asian Art


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USA Today: What Do Experts Say About Home Repairs and Home Warranties?

November 5, 2024

“The costs to maintain a house can be a challenge. Not only do the unexpected maintenance items have to be paid for, but the recurring maintenance cost does, too.” Dr. Randall Guttery — clinical professor of finance and managerial economics


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The Washington Post: New Research on Migraines Raises the Prospect of Better Therapies

November 3, 2024

“We still don’t really know what CGRP does in the context of migraine.” — Dr. Gregory Dussor, professor of neuroscience


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KRLD-AM: Ask the Expert: Why Hasn’t the Federal Government Done Anything About Daylight Savings Time?

November 1, 2024

“As is often the case with Congress, if you’ve got more than two options, it’s really hard to find a majority for any one of them.” — Dr. Thomas Gray, associate professor of political science


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Spectrum News: Texas Residents Hope Social Security Boost Helps To Mitigate Inflation

October 25, 2024

“It’s exactly tracked to our Consumer Price Index, so it’s supposed to adjust for inflation.” — Dr. Seth Giertz, associate professor of economics


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CBS News: Early Voting in North Texas Sparks Concerns Over Voting Machines and System Glitches

October 23, 2024

“In 2000 with Bush and Gore and the ‘hanging chad’ incident, we spent weeks trying to figure out who our president was. But there was one thing missing that we have today that they didn’t have back then — social media. We did not have the information spreading like wildfire.” — Dr. Janet Johnson, associate professor of instruction


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The Dallas Morning News: UTD Study Finds Connection Between Sleep, Memory and Marijuana Use

October 17, 2024

“Memory has been widely known to be a potential impairment as a result of cannabis use, but we don’t know yet what the mechanisms are. We especially don’t know how that relates to people who use cannabis as a sleep aid.” — Dr. Francesca Filbey MS’97, Bert Moore Chair in BrainHealth


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Community Impact: UT Dallas Breaks Ground on $100M Third Phase of Jindal School of Management

October 14, 2024

“We are big in supporting students and orgs, because that’s where they really hone their leadership skills, and now we can support them much better and facilitate even more meetings. This will be a really big plus for students.” — Dr. Hasan Pirkul, Caruth Chair and dean of the Naveen Jindal School of Management


Community Impact: $15M Esports Building at UT Dallas Set To Open in January

October 10, 2024

“We have intentionally curated what we believe is the most complete collegiate gaming and esports experience that we could possibly give to our students.” — Dr. Dan Goodwin, director of the Student Union and student life programs


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KDFW Fox 4: Crow Museum Opens New Location at UT Dallas

September 24, 2024

“What they’re going to see is hundreds of objects, not only from our permanent collection, but also from the University’s growing collection of arts.” — Caroline Kim, director of development for the Trammell and Margaret Crow Museum of Asian Art


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The Dallas Morning News: Crow Museum of Asian Art Set To Open Second Location at UT Dallas

September 19, 2024

“I had always thought it was really important to introduce students to our collections at the college age, because that’s when you really make your decisions about what you’re going to be interested in.” — Amy Lewis Hofland, senior director of the Trammell and Margaret Crow Museum of Asian Art


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The Washington Post: FDA Approves Apple AirPods as Hearing Aids

September 12, 2024

“I would see the AirPods as offering a bridge for hard-of-hearing consumers to get back in touch with some parts of the world of sound that they have been missing.” — Jackie Clark MS’87, PhD’95, clinical professor


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Scientific American: Scientists Make Living Mice’s Skin Transparent with Simple Food Dye

September 5, 2024

“One unique part about our strategy is that we are changing the optical properties of the tissue directly.” — Dr. Zihao Ou, assistant professor of physics

(Editor’s note: Dr. Ou’s research was featured in more than 600 news outlets worldwide.)


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KDFW Fox 4: Texas Instruments Gets $1.6B Investment To Expand Semiconductor Manufacturing

August 16, 2024

“Anything that requires power almost always uses a chip. And the analog chips really are the interface to the real world.” — Dr. Ted Moise, director of the North Texas Semiconductor Institute

“For us it’s really exciting because it further proves that all the effort that we have put in, all the training that we have put together, is finally going to pay off.” – Dr. Manuel Quevedo-Lopez, director of the Center for Harsh Environment Semiconductors and Systems


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The Dallas Morning News: Could Your Phone Ever Help You See Through Stuff? A UT Dallas Scientist Is Working On It

August 16, 2024

“Almost over 20 years, we’ve been working on this. The amazing thing is that the community around us has been able to improve the performance of these pixels by 100 million times, which is phenomenal.” — Dr. Kenneth O, Texas Instruments Distinguished University Chair


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Dallas Business Journal: After Years With Upper Hand, Sellers See Advantages Fizzle in DFW Housing Market

August 8, 2024

“My sense is there is pent-up demand due to the 2023 interest rate environment, and higher home prices.” — Julie Lynch, director of the Weitzman Institute of Real Estate


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The Dallas Morning News: Dallas Parents Expected To Spend 25% More Than Last Year

August 8, 2024

“Particularly [for] those earning less than $50,000 a year, household incomes are being squeezed much harder.” — Dr. Daniel Rajaratnam, clinical professor of marketing


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NBC 5 (KXAS-TV): Meet Dr. Nikki Delk

August 6, 2024

“Scientists are naturally creative and typically have an artistic hobby outside of the lab.” — Dr. Nikki Delk, Fellow, Cecil H. and Ida Green Professor in Systems Biology Science


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KRLD-AM: Ask the Expert: Why Did Harris Pick Minnesota’s Governor as Her Running Mate?

August 6, 2024

“While generally speaking, people have not voted for vice president — they have not changed their vote very much based on who is the vice presidential nominee — we do always have to keep in mind that this is an unusual, unusual election.” — Dr. Thomas Gray, associate professor of political science


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KDFW Fox 4: Meta To Pay Texas $1.4 Billion Over Facial Recognition Lawsuit

July 30, 2024

“These cases make us more aware of, ‘Maybe we should be looking at privacy issues. Maybe we should be more skeptical of what we’re opting in and out of.’” — Dr. Janet Johnson, associate professor of instruction in the Harry W. Bass Jr. School of Arts, Humanities, and Technology


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Think: This Is Your Brain on Aging

July 23, 2024

“What we’ve found is that just in the same way that we’re able to positively affect our physical activity, our physical life, improve our joint health — we can also improve our brain health through daily activities and also key lifestyle factors.” — Stacy Vernon, head of adult assessment in the Center for BrainHealth


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WFAA: These 26 DFW Grocery Stores — Mostly Tom Thumb — Would Sell in Kroger/Albertsons Merger

July 11, 2024

“Even if it is helping you compete, is it at the cost of an employee? Is it at the cost of the consumers?” — Dr. Kirti Sinha, assistant professor of accounting


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Dallas Business Journal: UT Dallas Researchers Devise Way To Help Avert Power Outages

July 3, 2024

Dr. Jie Zhang, associate professor of mechanical engineering, says the goal is to find the best path to send power to the majority of users as quickly as possible.


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Community Impact Newspaper: UT Dallas Researchers Share Preliminary Quality-of-Life Survey Results

July 1, 2024

“We want to bring folks together around the issues that we discovered. We want to sit down with city managers, residents and nonprofits to talk about, ‘What does this actually mean.’” — Dr. Timothy Bray, professor of practice of public policy and political economy and director of the Institute for Urban Policy Research


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WFAA: North Texan Annette Addo-Yobo Crowned Miss Texas 2024

June 30, 2024

“The Miss Texas crown is much bigger than me. This crown is for every young child, teenager and adult on the spectrum who felt alienated, abandoned, stereotyped and unseen because of their different abilities.” — Annette Addo-Yobo BS’20


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The Dallas Morning News: Rare ‘Blaze Star’ Will Be Visible in North Texas Night Skies

June 28, 2024

“We’re watching stellar evolution. … Being able to watch this in real time, in our lifetime, is amazing.” — Dr. Phillip Anderson, director of the William B. Hanson Center for Space Sciences


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USA Today: 7 Best Moving Companies in 2024

June 27, 2024

“Donating unwanted items is also a win-win situation — decluttering while potentially benefiting from tax deductions. Most people only wear 20% of their clothes, so consider donating anything unused for over a year.” — Julie Lynch, director of the Weitzman Institute of Real Estate


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The Dallas Morning News: Why Haven’t We Heard From Extraterrestrial Life? Plate Tectonics May Hold Clue, Study Says

June 27, 2024

Dr. Robert Stern, professor of sustainable Earth systems sciences, suggests that plate tectonics and the existence of oceans and continents are crucial for advanced life to develop.


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KERA News: UT Dallas Research Can Help Better Understand Post-Stroke Language Loss

June 25, 2024

“Our research is primarily related to identifying the neural marker of speech disorder in individuals with post-stroke aphasia.” — Dr. Roozbeh Behroozmand, associate professor of speech, language, and hearing


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CBS Texas: Researchers at UT Dallas Developing X-Ray Vision Technology for Smartphones

June 13, 2024

“The superheroes like Superman – we all grew up with that. To be able to see through things, the X-ray vision, was something always exciting and inspiring.” — Dr. Kenneth K. O, Texas Instruments Distinguished University Chair


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The Dallas Morning News: UT Schools Ranked Among Most Innovative Universities in the Country

June 13, 2024

“The environment in Texas allows us to do truly innovative work, and the output of innovative work is intellectual property.” — Dr. Shalini Prasad, Cecil H. and Ida Green Professor in Systems Biology Science


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The Huffington Post: 4 Sneaky Ways Online Retailers Trigger You To Make Impulse Purchases

May 15, 2024

“Retailers are trying to make you make a quick decision, not comparison shop.” — Gary Reichmuth, associate professor of instruction in the Naveen Jindal School of Management


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The Dallas Morning News: Pursuing Their Degrees, These New North Texas College Graduates Chased the ‘What Ifs’

May 13, 2024

“I started noticing the impact that my videos were having on local restaurants and I wanted to have an even bigger impact.” — Anisha Holla BS’24


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U.S. News & World Report: 5 Hot Jobs for MBA Graduates

April 9, 2024

“As students are looking at MBA programs and thinking, ‘I want to get into some of these industries that aren’t hiring so it’s a bad time,’ I would argue it’s actually the best time.” — Lisa Shatz, assistant dean and director of MBA programs


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The Dallas Morning News: How North Texas Scientists Studied the Total Solar Eclipse

April 8, 2024

“We did see what we expected to see. The next step will be to look at [the] spaced receivers.” — Dr. Fabiano Rodrigues, Fellow, Eugene McDermott Distinguished Professor


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The Associated Press: Can’t Get Enough of the Total Solar Eclipse or Got Clouded Out? Here Are the Next Ones To Watch For

April 8, 2024

“But it will be pretty spectacular. It’s going to go coast to coast.” — Dr. Mary Urquhart, head of the Department of Science/Mathematics Education


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NBC 5 (KXAS-TV): How To Practice Eclipse Safety

April 5, 2024

“We have this special case where the moon just happens to pass right in front of the sun, so that the shadow of the moon is falling directly on our Dallas-Fort Worth area.” — Dr. Mary Urquhart, head of the Department of Science/Mathematics Education

“Any one location, it’s very rare. Last time we had one in Texas that came through the Dallas Fort-Worth area was 1878, and the next one that will come through Dallas won’t be for 300 years from now.” — Dr. Marc Hairston, research scientist


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The Dallas Morning News: Researchers Including UT Dallas Scientist Find ‘Hints’ That Dark Energy Changes Over Time

April 4, 2024

“This has been a mystery for 25 years. This discovery opens the door for us to go after it and learn more about its nature.” — Dr. Mustapha Ishak-Boushaki, professor of physics


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CBS Texas: Cybersecurity Expert Offers Tips After AT&T Data Breach

April 1, 2024

“If you get an email from someone, some text message, Google the name of the company or the organization. You call them yourself and check.” — Dr. Murat Kantarcioglu, Ashbel Smith Professor of computer science


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WFAA: UT Dallas’ Chess Championship Pep Rally as It Hosts Its Own Final Four

March 29, 2024

“Many people think it’s a game. It’s also a sport. It can also be an art.” — Julio Catalino Sadorra, coach of the UT Dallas chess team


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The Dallas Morning News: Texas Educators Learn How To Teach the April Total Solar Eclipse

March 5, 2024

“This is a really big deal. This is a generational opportunity.” — Dr. Mary Urquhart, head of the Department of Science/Mathematics Education


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The Dallas Morning News: Brace Yourself for Traffic after 2024 Solar Eclipse in Dallas-Fort Worth

February 23, 2024

“The sun’s going to be back out, life is going to continue and so everybody’s going to want to leave.” — Dr. Abraham Benavides, professor of economic, political and policy sciences


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KDFW Fox 4: What Caused the AT&T Outage? UT Dallas Professor Explains His Theory

February 22, 2024

“Usually it is some kind of software bug that goes undetected and if you haven’t properly tested it before release, it can have certain unforeseen outcomes.” — Dr. Ravi Prakash, professor of computer science


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Good Morning Texas: BrainHealth Week 2024

February 19, 2024

“Taking brain breaks — short, little five-minute breaks — is really important so that you don’t hit a wall at the end of your day.” — Julie Fratantoni MS’13, PhD’18, head of research integration and strategic partnerships at the Center for BrainHealth


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The Guardian: Hackers Got Nearly 7 Million People’s Data from 23andMe. The Firm Blamed Users in ‘Very Dumb’ Move

February 15, 2024

Dr. Murat Kantarcioglu, Ashbel Smith Professor of computer science, discussed potential concerns related to data breaches affecting genetic testing companies.


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Dallas Observer: Leap Year Is Here, Y’all. Here’s What That Means.

February 13, 2024

“What did the Gregorian calendar do different? Well, basically they said, ‘Look, we’ve got too many leap years.’” — Dr. Marc Hairston, research scientist


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Newsweek: Brain Training ‘Everyone’ Should Do Daily Revealed by Neuroscientist

February 4, 2024

“The brain changes—both losses and gains, every moment of every day, our whole lives. This means that it is never too soon—or too late—to take charge of our brain’s health and fitness.” — Dr. Sandra Bond Chapman PhD’06, Dee Wyly Distinguished University Chair for BrainHealth


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The Dallas Morning News: Where To Find Solar Eclipse Glasses in Dallas-Fort Worth Before April’s Total Eclipse

February 2, 2024

Dr. Mary Urquhart, head of the Department of Science/Mathematics Education, shared tips for ordering eye protection online from a trusted seller.


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D Magazine: How the Region’s Top Innovators Are Using AI and ML to Solve Business Challenges

January 29, 2024

“The growth of high-tech companies in our area has been phenomenal, and today, DFW is in the top five most active areas in the U.S. when it comes to the high-tech industry. We hope the same can happen with the excitement generated by AI and machine learning, and the DFW area can rise even higher.” — Dr. Gopal Gupta, professor of computer science


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Everyday Health: Loud Video Games Tied to Hearing Loss Over Time

January 19, 2024

“Anyone who notices a perception of ringing in their ears, ears that feel ‘full,’ sound seeming muffled, or increased difficulty understanding speech or other sounds has likely caused damage to their ears.” — Dr. Colleen Le Prell, the Emilie and Phil Schepps Professor of Hearing Science and department head of speech, language, and hearing


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The Dallas Morning News: Studying Total Solar Eclipse in Dallas Could Benefit Radio, GPS Devices, Expert Says

January 11, 2024

“When you make observations, you see things that you didn’t expect to see. And that’s how you have new discovery.” — Dr. Fabiano Rodrigues, associate professor of physics


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Good Morning Texas: Wellness Wednesday: Exercising the Brain

January 10, 2024

“If you use certain strategies in your daily life, you can actually improve executive functions like information processing, reasoning, and innovation, and create physical brain change.” — Julie Fratantoni MS’13, PhD’18, head of research integration and strategic partnerships at the Center for BrainHealth


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CBS Austin: Austin Is Actively Searching for the Next Permanent City Manager

January 8, 2024

“You want to find the right fit for your city, so that’s important, and a person that will hopefully be with the city for a long time.” — Ted Benavides, associate professor of practice of public and nonprofit management


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Eos: Sandy Fingerprints Trace Supply Sources

January 4, 2024

“Sand mining is the biggest sustainability issue you’ve never heard about.” — Dr. Zachary Sickmann, assistant professor of geosciences


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NPR: Why Passengers Have Been More Unruly Since the Pandemic

December 29, 2023

“Post-pandemic, people are just different. They tend to have, you know, shorter fuses.” — Dr. Sheryl Skaggs, professor of sociology


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The Dallas Morning News: Meet the Cameroon Immigrant, Father of 5 Who Graduated from UT Dallas

December 28, 2023

“University in the USA is very difficult, but at UTD, everybody was there for me.” — Jean Tchinda BS’23


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The Dallas Morning News: AI Revolution Is Set To Change How Work Gets Done in 2024 — and Who Is Doing It

December 21, 2023

“The next year will be focused on how to build applications that are reliable, that you can actually put in front of customers.” — Dr. Gopal Gupta, professor of computer science


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KDFW Fox 4: Kroger-Albertsons Merger: FTC Pushes Back Decision on Possible $25 Billion Deal

December 15, 2023

“In Dallas, they are not a monopoly. But in Oregon and Washington, if they were to merge, they would be the only company selling groceries.” — Dr. Kirti Sinha, assistant professor of accounting


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Spectrum News: DNA Testing Site 23andMe Hacked, Putting Customers’ Data at Risk

December 11, 2023

“Your DNA is not changeable like your password.” — Dr. Murat Kantarcioglu, Ashbel Smith Professor of computer science


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The Dallas Morning News: Where To See the April 2024 Total Solar Eclipse in the D-FW area

December 11, 2023

“It really was a profound experience for me. I know it is for a lot of people. The changes in the environment can be quite dramatic.” — Dr. Mary Urquhart, head of the Department of Science/Mathematics Education


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The Dallas Morning News: Mental Health Picture for North Texas Kids Is Grim, but There Is a Silver Lining

December 8, 2023

“With behavioral health, like many other chronic diseases, early intervention matters.” — Dr. Tim Bray, director of the Institute for Urban Policy Research


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USA Today: Giving Back During the Holiday Season: What You Need To Know To Lend a Helping Hand

November 26, 2023

The national publication cited this UT Dallas Magazine post about why people volunteer during the holidays.


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Texas Monthly: Let UT and A&M Have Football. UT Dallas Is Texas’ E-sports Powerhouse.

November 22, 2023

“Making top 16 in that Overwatch tournament is a huge achievement. It’s the equivalent of March Madness.” — Drew Boehm, head coach of the UTD esports program


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The Associated Press: With Patriotic Reggaeton and Videos, Venezuela’s Government Fans Territorial Dispute with Guyana

November 21, 2023

“It appears to be something that politicians in Venezuela use every now and then to gin up support, to gin up that sentiment, I guess, over what is Venezuela and what it means to be Venezuelan.” — Dr. Anthony Cummings, associate professor of geospatial information sciences


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The Associated Press: Driving or Flying Before Feasting? Here Are Some Tips for Thanksgiving Travelers

November 20, 2023

“This isn’t particularly comfortable for anyone. But if you show respect to other people, that can also have a chain reaction.” — Dr. Sheryl Skaggs, professor of sociology


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Community Impact Newspaper: UT Dallas Conducting Quality-of-Life Survey in North Texas

November 10, 2023

“One of the values this project brings is for students to get some hands-on data and explore the world around them.” — Dr. Tim Bray, director of the Institute for Urban Policy Research


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NBC 5 (KXAS-TV): Dallas County Officials Reported Tuesday on Their Defense Against a Cyber Attack

October 31, 2023

“Usually, attackers leave some back doors open so they can continue the attack in the future. So, it’s really important to remove these back doors and any malware they left behind.” — Dr. Murat Kantarcioglu, Ashbel Smith Professor of computer science


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Good Morning Texas: How Sugar Impacts the Brain

October 31, 2023

“We know there’s a really important relationship between what we eat and our cognitive health, especially sugar.” — Julie Fratantoni MS’13, PhD’18, head of research and strategic partnerships at the Center for BrainHealth


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The Dallas Morning News: UT Southwestern, UT Dallas Dedicate Joint Research Facility for Biomedical Engineering

October 26, 2023

“Right now, biomedical engineering and science is just a huge part of our research portfolio, and also a huge attractor for students.” — Dr. Richard C. Benson, president of UT Dallas


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KRLD-AM: What Happens Now That the House Has a New Speaker?

October 25, 2023

“The unanimity seems to be because people in that room decided that they were pretty much done with this process.” — Dr. Thomas Gray, assistant professor of political science


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The Associated Press: Can the New Film ‘Uncharitable’ Change People’s Minds About “Overhead” at Nonprofits?

October 20, 2023

“No one sets out to starve a nonprofit, but no one sets out to be inefficient.” — Dr. Elizabeth Searing, assistant professor of public and nonprofit management


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Good Morning America: Former NICU Neighbors Are Now College Roommates

October 9, 2023

“This was something we were born with, and so we have to treat it with care, but also we have to live life, as well, and set goals.” — Tate Lewis, business administration junior

“We’ve already defied so many odds, and we’ve already gone against so many expectations of what our life was going to be like, so it makes me really hopeful for the future.” — Seth Rippentrop, physics senior


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Good Morning Texas: UTD Student Creates App to Help Drivers

October 5, 2023

“Our goal is to continue to help our drivers save time spent on the road, money spent on gas and to help them reduce their carbon footprint.” — Tom Vazhekatt, computer science senior


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KERA News: North Texas Cities Are Losing Billions of Gallons of Water to Old Infrastructure

October 3, 2023

“It’s really easy to ignore because it’s underground, and you don’t notice it until you have this sudden geyser showing up someplace you don’t want it to.” — Dr. John McCaskill, clinical professor of public and nonprofit management


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KRLD-AM: UT Dallas Researchers Develop Saliva Test for Marijuana

September 22, 2023

“This is very useful because you know that THC actually stays pretty long in your body, and so you want to understand how much the psychoactive effect is.” — Dr. Shalini Prasad, Cecil H. and Ida Green Professor in Systems Biology Science


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The Dallas Morning News: Department of Defense To Invest $30 Million in Battery Tech Research at UTD

September 18, 2023

“Renewable energy is a rapidly expanding area, and Texas is leading the country in the expansion of energy storage capacity.” — Dr. Kyeongjae Cho, professor of materials science and engineering


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KRLD-AM: Want To Keep the Brain Sharp? Exercise!

September 1, 2023

“Keep your heart strong, and your memory will follow along.” — Dr. Chandramallika Basak, associate professor of psychology


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KRLD-AM: Ask the Expert: What Can We Expect from Wednesday’s GOP Presidential Debate?

August 22, 2023

“The question is, ‘The nontraditional or younger audiences — are they likely to watch this?’” — Dr. Thomas Gray, assistant professor of political science


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Gizmodo: How Hinge’s Algorithm Decides Who You Date

August 21, 2023

“They’re very secretive about exactly what they’re doing, but we know that there’s some kind of scoring system in these apps.” — Dr. Ignacio Rios, assistant professor of operations management


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KERA News: The Dallas Ransomware Attack Exposed Private Data for Thousands of People. Now What?

August 16, 2023

“The hacker group may want to sell this data or leverage this data for identity theft and/or other cyber crimes.” — Dr. Murat Kantarcioglu, Ashbel Smith Professor of computer science


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The Dallas Morning News: Considering Buying Solar panels in North Texas? Here’s What to Know

August 16, 2023

“More sun means more energy.” — Dr. Julia Hsu, TI Distinguished Chair in Nanoelectronics


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KERA News: UT Dallas Researcher Maps Out Urban Heat Islands in North Texas

August 16, 2023

“When we have a lot of surfaces, such as concrete, tarmac, in place of vegetation and trees and so on, they store during the day the sun’s energy that comes in.” — Dr. David Lary, professor of physics


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KERA News: UT Dallas Joins National Effort To Respond To Cyber Attacks on Public Infrastructure

August 1, 2023

“Communications could be disrupted; there could be denial of a service attack; there could be jamming.” — Dr. Bhavani Thuraisingham, Founders Chair in Engineering and Computer Science


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KRLD-AM: Ask the Expert: Should Texans Be Worried About an Increase in Ticks?

July 28, 2023

“This could be one of the worst years, and truthfully, it’s not just in the northeast anymore.” — Dr. Sarah Maxwell, associate professor of public and nonprofit management


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Dallas Observer: ‘Girl Dinner’ is Not a Snack Plate

July 24, 2023

“This seems especially important since ‘aloneness’ is so often cast as failed femininity.” — Dr. Larissa Werhnyak, assistant professor of instruction


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KDFW Fox 4: How to get a better response from ChatGPT or Bard

July 18, 2023

“In order to get the correct answer, you have to sort of guide it.” — Dr. Gopal Gupta, professor of computer science


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The Dallas Morning News: UT Dallas Researchers Dig Into Soil Health

July 18, 2023

“[We need] to provide meaningful, actionable data to a global community.” — Dr. Shalini Prasad, Cecil H. and Ida Green Professor in Systems Biology


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Community Impact Newspaper: Balancing Growth with Affordability in Lake Highlands, Lakewood

July 14, 2023

“If you look at the available housing in North Texas right now, or actually across the country, we have a lot less inventory available now versus pre-pandemic.” — Julie Lynch, director of the Weitzman Institute of Real Estate


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The Dallas Morning News: Baylor Scott & White Expands in Texas with Joint Ownership of 41 Urgent Care Clinics

July 6, 2023

“[Health companies] have to do this. And, if they’re not doing this, then they’re behind, and they’re gonna get woefully behind. They’ll probably get acquired by somebody else.” — Daniel Karnuta, director of the professional program in healthcare management


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Dallas Observer: This UT Dallas Student Moonlights as a Major League Cricket Star

July 6, 2023

“Once I get my undergrad degree, then I’ll basically be full-time cricket and hopefully see how far that takes me.” — Ali Sheikh, accounting junior


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The Dallas Morning News: Dallas Ban Has Airbnb, Short-Term Rental Owners Facing Tough Business Decisions

July 5, 2023

“I would think the average homeowner is not interested in living in a neighborhood where you have a hundred different sets of neighbors every year.” — Dr. Randall Guttery, director emeritus of the Herbert D. Weitzman Institute for Real Estate


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WFAA: Want To Make a Better Brisket? UT Dallas Professor Shares the Science Behind Smoking

July 4, 2023

“It comes down to understanding the science, so, you can do better at perfecting your technique.” — Dr. Jeremiah Gassensmith, associate professor of chemistry and biochemistry


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KDFW Fox 4: Report Looks at the Science Behind Baby Talk

July 3, 2023

“Not only is caregiver speech associated with later language development, but it also is associated with later brain development as well.” — Dr. Meghan Swanson, assistant professor of psychology


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Dallas Innovates: See 17 UTD Student Projects Solving Real-World Challenges for Companies

June 29, 2023

Check out a sampling of past projects created through the UTDesign Capstone program.


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The Dallas Morning News: What It’s Like Inside an Autonomous Big Rig

June 29, 2023

“More advancements have to be made and incorporated into how autonomous trucking or autonomous driving is done.” — Dr. Gopal Gupta, professor of computer science


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National Geographic: A Partial Solution for Migraines and PTSD? This Approach Offers Hope.

June 28, 2023

“There’s a lot of hope on the horizon for the use of VNS for PTSD but more research needs to be done.” — Dr. Christa McIntyre, associate professor of neuroscience


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CBS Texas: Low Wind Could Hamper Wind Turbine Production in Texas

June 15, 2023

“There are only four countries in the world that produce more wind power than the state of Texas does.” — Dr. Todd Griffith, associate professor of mechanical engineering


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Community Impact Newspaper: Minority-Majority ZIP Codes Facing Lower Life Expectancies in Lake Highlands, Lakewood

June 10, 2023

“Good education leads to a good job; a good job leads to a good income; a good income leads to a good environment and also access to health care.” — Dr. Dohyeong Kim, professor of public policy, geospatial information sciences, and social data analytics and research