A boost for EV vehicles? @SMU engineer Donghai Wang and his research team have found a way to make lithium-sulfur batteries last longer, with higher energy, than existing renewable batteries. https://t.co/LFzDJICyld

Dean Stephanie Knight explained the importance of addressing the teacher certification problem in a Dallas Morning News October 1st Op-Ed. Dr. Knight says providing qualified teachers for students is imperative. She says one way SMU Simmons attempts to address the issue is

Join us for an exciting event with the Technology-Enhanced Immersive Learning (TEIL) Cluster! Dr. Lin Lin Lipsmeyer, EdD, Chair of the Department of Teaching and Learning, will share her insights on "Leveraging AI and Advanced Technologies to Enhance Creativity, Information

SMU Lyle’s new Center for Digital and Human-Augmented Manufacturing explores how #digitaltwin technology will shape the future of manufacturing – but what is it, how does it work, and what are the benefits? Learn all about it here: https://t.co/kcaW3OpB8D

Emerging technologies, including AI and augmented reality, can transform personalised learning and tutoring and enhance the student experience. Here’s how it might happen, says Nader Jalili @lyleengineering https://t.co/S7OFa0rahn

Dr. Klyne Smith and SENTRIQS have been awarded a second grant from the U.S. Air Force to develop solutions that protect mobile audio communications from cybersecurity threats posed by quantum computers. Read more: https://t.co/XxXFbqzPLi

A graduate student at SMU has developed a miniature pH sensor that can tell when food has spoiled in real-time, which could, in turn, help to eliminate food waste. See how Mustangs Must come together to be the World Changers of tomorrow: https://t.co/Iny7bvHziu

Join us in congratulating Matthew O’Donohue, a Ph.D. candidate in @lyleengineering 's Applied Science program, who was recently awarded a research grant from The Kosciuszko Foundation to study microfluidic techniques in tissue engineering; a field in biomedical engineering with

Exploring oceanic microbes. SMU researcher Alexander Chase and his team gathered samples from Earth's oceans using Small Molecule In situ Resin Capture (SMIRC), potentially marking the initial step toward discovering compounds that could pave the way for next-generation

Andrés Ruzo, a Ph.D. student in geophysics at SMU, has won the 2024 Lowell Thomas Award from The Explorers Club. He's known for his work on Peru's Boiling River, where he became the first geoscientist to receive a shamanic blessing to study this sacred site. 🌎:

Imagine yourself in a shelter for homeless women and children – the noise, the communal meals, the anxiety that starts every day when the school bus driver assumes you are going to be trouble. That’s the opening for a new comic, "Uprooted: Voices of Student Homelessness;" a

SMU junior biochemistry major Shriya Siddhartha is one of six students selected nationwide to receive the prestigious 2024 Goldwater U Award. Check out NBC 5's story on her: https://t.co/UPm5bQCZsp

An unexpected finding about how the universe was formed is raising the question -- again -- about whether the standard model of particle physics – the one that students likely learned in physics class – needs to be updated. https://t.co/FykBaGYac4

The American Chemical Society has named SMU’s Nicolay V. Tsarevsky, associate professor of chemistry, a 2024 ACS Fellow. The honor recognizes Tsarevsky’s outstanding achievements and contributions to science, the profession, and the ACS community. https://t.co/SMDY18Z6qF

https://t.co/zc1xyL1Stm Our most recent manuscript in eLife, thanks to our collaboration with Dr. Olivia Lu's lab. It explains the impact of the ribosome-associated quality control (RQC) pathway on the mitochondrial membrane potential and tumor development in gliomas.

#SMU faculty Santanu Roy and colleague Ayca Kaya, professor at the University of Miami, have published their latest findings in the American Economic Review. Their research offers nuanced insights into how businesses and buyers can benefit from transparency. #researchwithimpact

Congratulations to Dr.Quentin Sedlacek, assistant professor of STEM education in the Dept, of Teaching and Learning, who received a $2.48M collaborative research grant from the National Science Foundation's Racial Equity in STEM and Improving Undergraduate STEM Education

What if physicians could capture 3D projections of medical scans to create a hand-held model of a patient's organs? In this study, @smuresearch and @dartmouth are creating 3D images & models with light & erasing them with heat to be reused again. 📰: https://t.co/6OseQpprC6

West Texas ranchers reported abandoned oil wells spewing wastewater. A new study from SMU blames fracking. https://t.co/JPMOLK8jVM via @TexasTribune

For business owners that don’t regularly get repeat customers, does being transparent about past business make them more or less likely to make a sale that benefits both them and the buyer? See what economists at SMU and the University of Miami found. https://t.co/kcHSWG3tU5