UT Arlington researchers unlock clues to the human body’s most mysterious and complex organ
UT Arlington researchers are working to improve the survival rate of the disease that killed about 570,000 Americans last year
Keeping America’s elderly population safe, healthy, and thriving is increasingly important as Baby Boomers age
UT Arlington faculty and students are developing the next wave of life-enhancing innovations
Protecting the U.S. population at home and on the battlefield is something UT Arlington researchers take seriously
By challenging conventional wisdom and taking risks, UT Arlington scholars uncover new solutions to age-old problems
UT Arlington is well on its way to becoming one of America’s next great research institutions as pioneering faculty continue to generate unprecedented increases in research funding
Universities are marketplaces for ideas and provide fertile ground for the creative processes that produce new knowledge. The University of Texas at Arlington relishes its role as a beacon of innovation. We believe it’s our obligation to change lives, enhance lives, and save lives through relentless exploration into deadly diseases, aging, energy independence, threats to national security, and other critical issues.
Collaboration is essential to solving these problems. Not only does it foster complementary research, but the results are often better. None of the research projects featured in this issue of Inquiry could succeed without collaboration. Whether they involve professors working with each other, with graduate students, or with researchers from other universities and organizations, these partnerships produce theories—the foundational research—that will evolve into the next generation of inventions.