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UT Dallas
The University of Texas at Dallas, a public research university located in Richardson, Texas, began as a research arm of Texas Instruments in 1961. UT Dallas is a dynamic research institution that is involved in the cutting edge, frontier of science, technology, business and the arts. UT Dallas has helped pioneer different technologies and as a host to seven schools, offers an array of degree programs and a diverse student body.Because of its location in the dynamic and opportunity-filled city of Dallas, the University offers a variety of opportunities in varying areas of knowledge. UT Dallas has transitioned from a graduate research facility to a university with an emphasis on engineering, science, mathematics, and business and has been supported by the excellence of the UT Dallas faculty.
Images and information courtesy of The University of Texas at Dallas website.
NSERL
UTD also houses the Natural Science and Engineering Research Laboratory (NSERL) a new, fantastic building that our iGEM team works in. The design of the large open lab spaces and modern feel provides a collaborative environment for scientists and engineers.
Images and information courtesy of The University of Texas at Dallas website along with the NSERL page.
