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Learn how Distinguished Research Professor and Welch Chair in Chemistry Dr. Shengqian
Ma is leading research that could help solve some of today’s biggest challenges in energy, environmental protection and critical materials supply. His work focuses
on designing advanced materials that can recycle valuable elements from complex sources
such as water, industrial waste and manufacturing byproducts.
Victoria Vo's thesis project focuses on how beetles pollinate plants, asking whether they are effective pollinators and if so, how they compare to other species. She was one of only two UNT graduate students, alongside environmental science student Mya Hardee, to received an NSF GRFP honorable mention this year!
Dr. Jaime Baxter-Slye received the Texas Recreation & Park Society’s 2026 Educator
Outstanding Performance Award for her passionate efforts to preserve Dallas-Fort Worth’s
natural ecoregions. In North Texas, Dr. Baxter-Slye and her students have worked with
the cities of Denton, Corinth, Grand Prairie and Lewisville and with Dallas County. Read more here.
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