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• World-Class Analog Design Research Center, TxACE, Will Be Launched in Dallas

  - 2008-10-14

  Governor Perry Announces $16M Collaboration to Fund University Research in Analog and Mixed-Signal Design; Partners include Semiconductor Research Corporation, State of Texas, Texas Instruments, The University of Texas at Dallas and University of Texas System DALLAS -- Governor Rick Perry announced today a $16 million collaboration among academia, industry...

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• Dr. James F. Reilly

  - 2008-07-01

  Photo Stencil named Dr. James F. Reilly, II vice president of research and development, a new position. He is a veteran of the US Navy and NASA, and flew Space Shuttle missions in 1998, 2001 and 2007, where he performed five spacewalks totaling more than 30 hours. He has a...

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• Life Sciences Venture Firm Emergent Technologies, Inc. Selects UT Dallas and UT Southwestern Researchers Gnade and Cadeddu to Receive Opportunity Texas Proof-of-Concept Award

  - 2008-06-18

  $25,000 Award Goes to UT Dallas for Development of Kidney Stone Magnetic Retrieval System AUSTIN, Texas -- Emergent Technologies, Inc. ETI, life sciences venture firm, announced today that the firm's first Opportunity Texas Proof of Concept Award will be bestowed on The University of Texas at Dallas UT Dallas,...

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• Arkansas Children's Hospital

  - 2008-06-09

  John Ortiz has joined Arkansas Children's Hospital in Little Rock as director of environmental services. Ortiz previously was director of environmental services for the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center south campus in Dallas. Ortiz has more than 17 years of experience in the position.

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• Wharton Retains Lead in Business School Research

  - 2008-03-06

  To: NATIONAL EDITORS Contact: Patricia Schoch of University of Texas at Dallas, +1- 972-883-6298, pschoch@utdallas.edu UT Dallas Advances in Annual Ranking of Management Study Productivity RICHARDSON, Texas, March 6 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --- The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania led U.S. and foreign business schools in research productivity in...

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• Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Announces 11 New Partners

  - 2008-03-04

  HOUSTON -- Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. has selected 11 lawyers from within the international firm to join Fulbright's global partnership. Fulbright's new partners include: Michael Thomas Clark, Antony James Corsi, Denise Webb Glass, Richard D. Hill, Matthew H. Kirtland, Christopher J. Lallo, Michael S. McCoy, Oscar Rey Rodriguez, David...

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• Three new 'Placenotes' guides out: Pittsburgh, Dallas, Chicago

  - 2008-02-29

  AUSTIN, Texas AP -- Placenotes travel guides offer a unique format of 4-by-6-inch cards to help travelers appreciate landmarks, architecture, neighborhoods, parks and cultural institutions in various cities. Three new Placenotes have just been issued, one for Dallas, one for Pittsburgh and one on "Chicago Art & Architecture."...

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• Overweight toddlers most at risk

  - 2008-02-01

  Overweight toddlers and those not enrolled in day care are at high risk for iron deficiency, maintain nutritional researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas. Based on data from a national survey, their study states that 20% of overweight toddlers are iron-deficient, compared to eight percent of...

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• Antibodies associated with transplant rejection of otherwise healthy kidneys have been identified for the first time by researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, collaborating with colleagues in Germany

  - 2008-02-01

  Antibodies associated with transplant rejection of otherwise healthy kidneys have been identified for the first time by researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, collaborating with colleagues in Germany. Physicians have been quite perplexed for years as to why some seemingly well-matched kidneys were rejected, The collaborative...

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• University of Texas at Dallas

  - 2007-10-04

  [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] DR. CALVIN D. JAMISON has been appointed vice president for business affairs at the University of Texas at Dallas. Most recently, Jamison served as the senior vice president and chief administrative officer at Hampton University. He earned a bachelor's, master's and doctorate from Virginia Polytechnic and State...

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