Media Highlights
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The Dallas Morning News: Department of Defense To Invest $30 Million in Battery Tech Research at UTD
“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!
“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?
“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
“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?
“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
“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
“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
“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?
“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
“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
“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
“[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
“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
“[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
“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
“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
“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
“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
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
“More advancements have to be made and incorporated into how autonomous trucking or autonomous driving is done.” — Dr. Gopal Gupta, professor of computer science