Why a UTA library exhibit could become part of the World Cup experience: Noelle Walker of NBC5 took in the UTA Libraries latest exhibit, Atlas of Champions. The World Cup exhibit showcases maps of all 2026 World Cup countries—the oldest dating back 500 years—to connecting global history and soccer as North Texas prepares to host nine World Cup matches at AT&T Stadium.
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The World Cup and human trafficking: What the research reveals about the real risks at major sporting events: Facilitated by the media relations team, Kathleen Murray Preble, left, and Jennifer E. Brien, both associate professors of social work, coauthored this intriguing piece published by The Conversation that follows the science and separates facts from fear. More than 140 outlets picked up the article, including the , , the , , and iheart radio.
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UTA receives $1.7M NIH grant to develop imaging technology: The Fort Worth Report covered the $1.7 million National Institutes of Health grant that researchers, led by Boahong Yuan, will use to develop imaging technology that allows doctors to get a clearer picture of structures deep inside the human body. NewsBreak shared the story.
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Study shows highlighting others' achievements on LinkedIn sparks the most engagement: Phys.org, a leading online science, research, and technology news aggregator, published a UTA news release that shows how to gain the most engagement with LinkedIn posts.
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Where things stand on Guadalupe River sirens, warning systems: The San Antonio Express-News reported on progress being made implementing river sirens and warning systems on the Gaudalupe River, including the $4 million grant awarded to UTA's Water Engineering Resource Center and director Nick Fang. Yahoo shared the article.
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How estrogen helps protect the heart and liver after menopause: Infobae, a major international Spanish-language online newspaper, published this study that explains how a decrease in estrogen can impact cardiovascular health after menopause.
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