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Meet the New Vice President for Communications, Marketing (opens the original)
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Jennifer Hollingshead, a communications and marketing leader with more than 25 years of experience at major public research universities, has joined The University of Texas at Dallas as vice president for communications and marketing. Hollingshead, who started in her role on Sept. 1, provides strategic leadership for brand identity, reputation management, media relations and institutional storytelling. She works closely with campus leaders to ensure UT Dallas’ messaging is clear, consistent and
Comet Gains Fame for Outwitting AI’s Hacking Attempt (opens the original)
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Sinan Can Demir was on an online platform for developing software when he noticed an attempt to insert malicious code into another user’s project. The University of Texas at Dallas computer science junior posted a warning. Then, two other users tried to convince him that the code was harmless. Demir double-checked with Claude, an artificial intelligence chatbot, to confirm he was right. “I just thought they were inexperienced hackers,” he said. Demir had been working on an inventory-management s
Twins’ Research Helps Advance Bioengineering Project (opens the original)
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Aspiring physicians Adam and Amine Azizi were hoping for an introduction to bioengineering research when they joined Dr. Shashank Sirsi’s lab at The University of Texas at Dallas. As undergraduates, the fraternal twin brothers have achieved much more, all before the beginning of their senior year this fall. The biomedical engineering majors co-wrote peer-reviewed articles for academic journals and presented research at the Biomedical Engineering Society’s annual conference. Get the latest news a
New Engineering Undergrad Degree Blends Multiple Areas (opens the original)
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The University of Texas at Dallas is introducing a new bachelor’s degree in materials science and engineering, giving students the opportunity to build expertise across disciplines and specialize in areas such as microelectronics and energy. The program, offered through the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science, launched this fall. The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board approved the degree in December 2024. Get the latest news and events delivered to your inbox. “The fut
BEACONS, Battery Work Earn Bigger Spot on National Stage (opens the original)
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As artificial intelligence, electric vehicles and other emerging technologies increase demand for electricity, the nation needs new ways to store energy and manage the flow of electricity to keep the power grid reliable. The University of Texas at Dallas’ Batteries and Energy to Advance Commercialization and National Security (BEACONS) center is helping to advance next-generation battery technologies and encourage U.S. manufacturing through research, industry partnerships and workforce developme
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