Yue Deng, UTA distinguished professor of physics, and Daniel Welling, UTA assistant professor of physics.
A team led by University of Texas at Arlington physicists is studying the impact of space weather on Earth, particularly solar-induced phenomena on our electrical power grids.
Yue Deng, UTA distinguished professor of physics, is principal investigator for the project, titled “Advances in numerical simulations for resolving multi-scale geomagnetic disturbances.” The work is being funded by a four-year, $652,409 grant from NASA through its Heliophysics Living With a Star (H-LWS) program. She is joined by Daniel Welling, assistant professor of physics, and Sheng Cheng, a research engineer scientist in Deng’s lab.
Texas Leaders Unite To Urge Passage Of A Permanent Legislative Solution For DACA Recipients
Texas Opportunity Coalition will work to build bipartisan support for effort among Texas congressional delegation
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AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today, the Texas Business Immigration Coalition (a member of the American Business Immigration Coalition) and the Texas Business Leadership Council, along with more than thirty Texas leaders in business and higher education launched the Texas Opportunity Coalition, a new initiative that promotes and supports targeted immigration reform. The Texas Opportunity Coalition is dedicated to securing passage of a federal Dream Act, which would provide young undocumented immigrants (Dreamers) in Texas and across the country the right to work, pursue higher education, contribute to their local economies, and obtain permanent legal status.
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Caltech Chess Team Scores Division Win Second Year Running January 28, 2021
The Caltech Chess Team repeated as division winners at the 2020–21 Pan-American Intercollegiate Chess Championship, finishing as the top school with fewer than 5,000 students.
Caltech was represented by 13 graduate and undergraduate students on three teams, competing in a field of 59 teams from the United States, Canada, and Mexico. In all, 273 players, including 29 grandmasters, participated.
The A-team narrowly missed out on the Division 2 title outright, finishing just behind Yale in a tiebreaker and ahead of other contenders, including Harvard, UCLA, UC San Diego, and Georgia Tech.
Hosted by the San Francisco-based Mechanics Institute, the tournament was held online this year for the first time. The tournament format was also modified to nine rounds of rapid games (25 minutes per player) instead of the six rounds of classical games (90 minutes per player) seen in previous years.