Jathin Pranav Singaraju's research is dedicated to enhancing technology for autonomous-based image processing to support the study of heart development and regenerative medical treatments.

The Center for Electric, Connected and Autonomous Technologies for Mobility will leverage research across academic disciplines and industry expertise.

Creative research is backed by UNT’s Institute for the Advancement of the Arts program

A team of interdisciplinary researchers is exploring how the desalination of brackish water could make food production more sustainable.

The funding is part of awards selected by the U.S. Department of Navy HBCU/MI Program, which focuses on advancing research with Hispanic- and minority-serving organizations.

Marketing professor's research shows how a sweat treat can boost creativity.

Sarah Evans, an assistant professor in the College of Information’s Department of Information Science, is studying whether graphic novels can be used as a medium to improve health literacy among a variety of populations.

College of Music faculty members Panayiotis Kokoras and Sungji Hong earned the coveted John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation fellowship.

Lauren Ames Fischer, associate professor in public administration, is part of a team that received a National Science Foundation CIVIC 2022 Stage 1 Planning Grant to address urban water sustainability challenges.

Richard Dixon, a Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus of Biological Sciences and founding director of UNT’s BioDiscovery Institute, was among an interdisciplinary committee of researchers hoping to spur governments to rethink regulations on genetically engineered crops.

Iva Jestratijevic, assistant professor in merchandising and digital retailing, is looking at ways the fashion industry can reduce waste produced from packaging throughout its supply chain.

The UNT College of Engineering and Texas A&M SecureAmerica Institute are collaborating to offer the America’s Cutting Edge (ACE) Machine Tool Workforce Development Program for the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

The TEDxUNT event hosted in October featured nine speakers — including faculty members and UNT alumni — tackling issues centering on the theme “This Way Forward.”

Xiaohu Xia (’03 Ph.D.) is a principal scientist for Mars Wrigley Global Research and Development.

Rebecca Bernard’s (’21 Ph.D.) teaching work at a men’s prison in Kentucky provided a new way of looking at incarcerated people – and inspiration for her writing.

Johnna Sargent (’16), an engineering specialist for the mission systems group at Bell Flight, received the Modern Day Technology Leader Award from the Black Engineer of the Year Awards (BEYA) Conference.

Kelly Pierce (’20) studies punitive attitudes in the criminal justice system.

John Ryals (’77) is co-founder of AgBiome, which finds bacteria in the soil so it can protect crops against insects and pathogens.

Andrew Huebner (’19 M.A.), a doctoral student in history, became the first UNT graduate student to be named a Boren Fellow.

Jennifer Stanley, a design graduate student with a concentration in fashion design and creative technology, is discovering ways to transform fashion design education.