(October 18, 2018) – The San Antonio City Council today unanimously approved the transfer of two parcels of land to expand the UTSA Downtown Campus. The collaboration is a major component in UTSA’s 10-year vision to accelerate the development of the Downtown Campus as an exemplary urban serving university that produces highly skilled professionals, advances economic development and creates prosperity in San Antonio.
The City of San Antonio properties transferring to UTSA include 2.5 acres at the intersection of South Santa ...
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NSF CAREER Web Series Now Available
The Office of Research Support is now offering a NSF CAREER Web Series which is self-paced. A user can register at any time.
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This self-paced web series will:
- cover the basics of the NSF CAREER proposal
- discuss how to plan your CAREER project and position yourself to be competitive
-discuss how to write the proposal, section by section, with special attention on what each section needs to accomplish and how to avoid common mistakes.
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UTSA economics professor studies unauthorized immigrants
(Oct. 4, 2018) -- Studying the economic interactions of unauthorized immigrants from a policy perspective, Hamid Beladi, associate dean of faculty and research and Janey S. Briscoe Endowed Chair in Business, conducted research in this area with colleagues.
The article, “A Model of Smuggling and Trafficking of Illegal Immigrants with a Host Country Policy,” appeared in the Review of Development Economics.
The staggering volume of unauthorized immigrants has motivated many influential studies in economics, political science, sociology and international law.
“It is a ...
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UTSA professor’s creation could unmask malware attacks
NSF grant will help UTSA professor Shouhuai Xu create a malware recognition algorithm to unmask malicious software.
(October 1, 2018) -- They still don’t know how long they had been planning the attack. Either way, the hackers with several strokes of a keyboard, unleashed a malware that hijacked the City of Atlanta’s computer systems. Mayor Keisha Laice Bottoms at the time called it a “hostage situation.” Sam Sam, the group thought to be the masterminds behind the ...
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UTSA receives $15 million gift and parcels of land downtown for construction of proposed School of Data Science and National Security Collaboration Center
(September 18, 2018) -- UTSA today announced it has received a $15 million gift from San Antonio business leader Graham Weston to support the university’s proposed School of Data Science. The school is a major component in UTSA’s phased, 10-year approach to accelerating the development of its Downtown Campus as a destination for producing highly skilled professionals in big data and analytics, advancing economic development in the urban core and creating prosperity for San Antonio.
At the same time, UTSA is ...
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