Voices Live :: Science Week Biology Discussion with Piya Ghose and Corey Roelke
Throughout UTA College of Science's Science Week we're hosting living tapings of our Voices Podcast – thoughts from Maverick Scientists leading the charge to innovate, discover and learn. In this episode during Friday's slate of Science Week activities, UTA Biology's Piya Ghose and Corey Roelke joined the podcast in this interactive conversation from the UTA Planetarium.
22 Apr 2022
Voices Live :: Fan and Sanchez-Murillo Talk Earth and Environmental Science
Throughout UTA College of Science's Science Week we're hosting living tapings of our Voices Podcast – thoughts from Maverick Scientists leading the charge to innovate, discover and learn. In this episode during Thursday's slate of Science Week activities, UTA Earth and Environmental Science's Majie Fan and Ricardo Sanchez-Murillo joined the podcast in this interactive conversation from the UTA Planetarium.
21 Apr 2022
Voices Live :: Data Science Information Session and Discussion with UTA's Farbin and Hamm
Throughout UTA College of Science's Science Week we're hosting living tapings of our Voices Podcast – thoughts from Maverick Scientists leading the charge to innovate, discover and learn. In this episode during Thursday's slate of Science Week activities, UTA's Amir Farbin and Keaton joined the podcast in this interactive conversation and info session on Data Science from the UTA Planetarium.
21 Apr 2022
Voices Live :: Physics Discussion with Rick Wilder
Throughout UTA College of Science's Science Week we're hosting living tapings of our Voices Podcast – thoughts from Maverick Scientists leading the charge to innovate, discover and learn. In this episode during Wednesday's slate of Science Week activities, UTA Physics’ Rick Wilder joined the podcast in this interactive conversation from the UTA Planetarium.
21 Apr 2022
Voices Live :: Psychology Chat with Erin Chernak and Matt Robison
Throughout UTA College of Science's Science Week we're hosting living tapings of our Voices Podcast – thoughts from Maverick Scientists leading the charge to innovate, discover and learn. In this episode during Wednesday's slate of Science Week activities, UTA Psychology’s Erin Chernak and Matt Robison joined the podcast in this interactive conversation from the UTA Planetarium.
20 Apr 2022
Voices Live :: Talking Chemistry with UTA's Frank Foss and Sherri McFarland
Throughout UTA College of Science's Science Week we're hosting living tapings of our Voices Podcast – thoughts from Maverick Scientists leading the charge to innovate, discover and learn. In this episode during Tuesday's slate of Science Week activities, UTA Chemistry’s Frank Foss and Sherri McFarland joined the podcast in this interactive conversation from the Chemistry Conference Room.
18 Apr 2022
Voices Live :: Kicking Off Science Week with UTA Math's Ambartsoumian and Jorgensen
Throughout UTA College of Science's Science Week we're hosting living tapings of our Voices Podcast – thoughts from Maverick Scientists leading the charge to innovate, discover and learn. In this episode during Monday's slate of Science Week activities, UTA Math's Gaik Ambartsoumian and Theresa Jorgensen joined the podcast in this interactive conversation from the UTA Planetarium.
17 Nov 2021
Voices :: UTA Physics Student Earns NASA Graduate Fellowship to Study Ionosphere
A doctoral student in space physics has been awarded a NASA fellowship to fund her research about currents in the ionosphere, which stretches 50-400 miles above the Earth’s surface at the very edge of space. Tre’Shunda James, a native of Houston in her second year of postgraduate work at UTA, earned a NASA Graduate Research Fellowship for her project, becoming the second UTA physics graduate student to receive a NASA GRF in the past three years. Funding is provided by the NASA Office of STEM Engagement’s Minority Research and Education Project. James discusses her research, the award, and shares her winding journey to UTA and the field of space physics in this edition of Voices - thoughts from Maverick Scientists leading the charge to innovate, discover and learn.
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month the UTA College of Science is focusing its lens on its Hispanic faculty, staff and students. UTA, a Texas Tier 1 and Carnegie R-1 university, carries a Hispanic Serving Institution designation and is one of the most diverse public campuses in the nation. Members of the Hispanic community are learning and doing great Science at UTA, including College of Science biology doctoral student Cristian Hernandez, a native of Colombia who has studied reptiles in the Brazilian Amazon and is now investigating lizard morphology, specifically limb reduction. Hernandez shares his journey, portions of his research, culture, and thoughts on life as a Ph.D. student in another country in this edition of Voices - thoughts from Maverick Scientists leading the charge to innovate, discover and learn. #MaverickScience
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month the UTA College of Science is focusing its lens on its Hispanic faculty, staff and students. UTA, a Texas Tier 1 and Carnegie R-1 university, carries a Hispanic Serving Institution designation and is one of the most diverse public campuses in the nation. Members of the Hispanic community are learning and doing great Science at UTA, including College of Science Psychology doctoral student Norma Garza, who grew up as an undocumented immigrant and aims to use her education and research to help others with similar life experience. Garza discusses Hispanic Heritage Month while sharing her story, research and ideas in this edition of Voices - thoughts from Maverick Scientists leading the charge to innovate, discover and learn. #MaverickScience
24 Sept 2021
Voices :: Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight - Dr. Minerva Cordero
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month the UTA College of Science is focusing its lens on its Hispanic faculty, staff and students. UTA, a Texas Tier 1 and Carnegie R-1 university, carries a Hispanic Serving Institution designation and is one of the most diverse public campuses in the nation. Members of the Hispanic community are learning and doing great Science at UTA, including College of Science Senior Associate Dean and mathematics professor Minerva Cordero, a respected and awarded educator and champion for underrepresented minorities and women in STEM. Dr. Cordero discusses Hispanic Heritage Month while sharing her story and work in this edition of Voices - thoughts from Maverick Scientists leading the charge to innovate, discover and learn. #MaverickScience
17 Sept 2021
Voices :: Weinberg and Team Aim to Build Models of Neutron Star X-Ray Bursts
UTA Astrophysicist Nevin Weinberg has received a grant from the National Science Foundation to help lead a study of the explosive phenomena of X-Ray bursts in order to better understand Neutron Stars and a variety of physics principles. The three-year award from the NSF’s division of astronomical sciences pairs Weinberg’s research group with researchers from the University of Virginia in a study titled “Spectral and Radiation Hydrodynamic Models of Photospheric Radius Expansion X-Ray Bursts.” Weinberg describes X-Ray bursts, neutron stars and the scope of research being done in this edition of Voices - thoughts from Maverick Scientists leading the charge to innovate, discover and learn.
6 Aug 2021
Voices :: Ghose Lab Boosted by NIH Grant to Study Cell Death in C. Elegans
UTA Biologist Piya Ghose recently received grant funding from the National Institutes of Health to do In Vivo Genetic Analysis of Compartmentalized Cell Elimination inside the nematode C. elegans. The five-year award will fuel her lab’s research as they try to better understand what genes contribute to cell death in different contexts and may someday provide the groundwork for potential targeted therapies to treat a variety of conditions, including cancer and neurological injuries in humans. Ghose discusses the project, her discovery of compartmentalized cell elimination in C. elegans, the development of her start-up lab and the importance of providing more research opportunities, particularly for women in science, in this edition of Voices - thoughts from Maverick Scientists leading the charge to innovate, discover and learn.
21 Jul 2021
Voices :: UTA Biology's Luke Frishkoff Investigating Anoles in the Caribbean
A biologist at the University of Texas at Arlington has received a more than one million dollar grant from the National Science Foundation to study the diversity of anole lizard species in the Caribbean. Luke Frishkoff, an assistant professor of biology will collaborate with a team over the next three years to investigate the reptile’s ecological niches. Frishkoff explains the project, the collaboration, UTA student involvement and his motivation in this edition of Voices - thoughts from Maverick Scientists leading the charge to innovate, discover and learn. #MaverickScience
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