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Jun 4, 2014
Published environmental chemistry professor excels as a researcher and academic.
tags: Academics, College of Arts and Sciences, Faculty, Institute of Environmental and Human Health, Provost, Research, Stories, Vice President for Research
Jun 4, 2014
3dprint.com Brandon Sweeney, who is a chemical engineering doctoral candidate at Texas Tech Univerisity, has deviated from the traditional methods of using CNT’s for 3D printing.
tags: Texas Tech in the News
Jun 3, 2014
Grayson Davies, the university's first viticulture and enology graduate, earns prestigious honor.
tags: Academics, Alumni, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Provost, Research, Stories, Vice President for Research
Jun 3, 2014
Chronicle.com - Gigi Foster agrees. Foster, a senior lecturer at the University of New South Wales, and Charlene Kalenkoski, an associate professor at Texas Tech University, asked men and women to complete, in a sense, virtual chores. One computer simulation showed a photo of a baby; a pacifier icon appeared at random spots on the screen. If you didn’t click the pacifier quickly enough, the photos of the baby became progressively less happy. Another simulation required participants to sort icons of clothes from a “never-ending pile of laundry,” an image that hits close to home for some of us.
tags: Texas Tech in the News