Articles by University of Texas at Arlington

Identifying dosages for psilocybin and psilocin is key as their medical uses continue to grow

Machine learning framework could help Alzheimer's patients and caregivers better plan for increased support needs

Setting goals can help individuals better sustain attention and reduce attention lapses

"The world is at greater flood risk than what we realized,” UTA scientist says

Physicists find new way to measure properties of a material’s surface layer

Regular marijuana use in adolescence is associated with impairments in a broad range of executive functions

The University of Texas at Arlington have found harmful pathogenic bacteria in Texas groundwater near unconventional natural gas extraction sites

Quantifying water content is one of the most common chemical tests, with more than 130 million processes carried out each year globally

"Our new method, which involves using an electrode probe to measure electrical conductivity, has proven accurate to within one percent,"