Student presents at the American Association of Neuropathologists (AANP) Conference

Sundarrajan Chadru, class of 2016 presented at the AANP conference in Denver Colorado this past June.  The study analyzed survival time among brain cancer patients and and identified significant factor affecting survival from 2000 to 2012.  The apstract for this study was publised in the June 2015 Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology.

Student to present at World Forum on Advanced Materials

Until now, researchers and professionals in the materials science field have only assumed that as a material becomes more brittle, it also becomes less tough. University of North Texas researchers have confirmed that assumption and will present their work at the 23rd annual World Forum on Advanced Materials in Lincoln, Nebraska, in May.

http://news.unt.edu/news-releases/unt-researchers-confirm-long-held-assumption-materials-science-field

NTx Apps Challenge

Organized by the North Texas Commission, Dallas Entrepreneur Center, Cleanweb Initiative and The University of North Texas Discovery Park – this challenge sought innovative solutions to make North Texas more livable and sustainable in the areas of water, waste, alternative fuels and smart energy.  Teams were to take 3 months to build web and mobile apps to present in competition for cash prizes totaling $80K.  On October 17, 2-014 – the Energy Pal application was selected for a $10K prize.  Energy Pal was developed by the team of all TAMS students, Ian Macalinao (Class 2014), Adil Virani, (Class 2016) and Brandon Truong (Class 2015).  Congratulations to these amazing innovators from TAMS.

www.ntxappschallenge.com