Not just for finding planets: Exoplanet-hunter TESS telescope spots bright gamma-ray burst

SMU research provided basis for ruling on Paralympic runner Blake Leeper’s prostheses for the Tokyo Olympics

SMU and Japanese paleontologists find second hadrosaurid species

Death and driving: SMU statistical model predicts the odds tying behavior, other variables to car accidents

SMU's ChemGen completes essential drug discovery work in days

"A revolution in archaeology": SMU professor Mark D. McCoy to be honored with prestigious Society for American Archaeology book award

Dallas Morning News: SMU meets the opportunities of the data-driven world with cutting-edge research and data science programs

As a research and data science powerhouse, SMU helps Dallas extend its reach nationally and internationally.

SMU chemist and team to study how photosynthesis uses sunlight to support growth in changing environments

Human Frontier Science Program grant provides more than $1 million in support

Killer asteroid that deleted the dinosaurs also created the Amazon rainforest

Researchers issue policy agenda: Texas growth depends on urban investment

Dominique Baker recognized with Early Career Award for outstanding research in education policy

Richard Duschl will join the National Academy of Education

Raytheon Intelligence & Space partners with Virginia Tech and Southern Methodist University on artificial intelligence and machine learning research

Harnessing AI/ML capabilities from research universities for defense systems will strengthen military capabilities in future multi-domain operations

Study shows enrollment of Black students at HBCUs rose in states with increased hate crime reports

SMU AT&T Center for Virtualization to conduct R&D for Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific

Dogs likely migrated to the Americas with humans over 15,000 years ago, study says

When their parents fight: Autistic kids may have a harder time recognizing healthy vs. toxic arguments

'Lab on a Chip' test has potential to detect COVID-19 immune response faster than current antibody testing

Ancient indigenous New Mexican community knew how to sustainably coexist with wildfire

Native people lived in flammable landscape of the American West for millennia

'Lab on a Chip' test has potential to detect COVID-19 immune response faster than current antibody testing

Science in the City at SMU takes participants to the dark universe

Area universities, Texas Research Alliance to provide innovative transportation assistance

North Texas becoming a center for testing of mobility innovation

SMU lands $1 million for quantum-related cyber research

Grants from Anametric to Deason Institute aimed at breakthroughs in both cybersecurity and quantum computing

SMU professor receives NSF grant to model transport of microscale respiratory droplets

Texas program matching private donations to public universities appears successful in increasing support

Wielding the psychology of COVID-19 vaccine acceptance

Convincing Americans to vaccinate will require a ‘cause-and-effect’ conversation

Study: Free-college programs has led to large enrollment increases

Slinging ink, raising temperatures

Study reveals tattoos impair sweating, could cause your body to overheat

The key to happiness: Family or friends?

The answer might surprise you  

SMU awarded $18 million from the US Department of Defense

The university’s largest grant for research will be used to detect earthquakes, blasts and nuclear testing around the world

Researchers find dinosaurs' unique bone structure key to carrying huge weight

Alaskan discovery of jaw bone from tiny, juvenile predator changes assumptions about dinosaur migration

More than 20 years of Arctic exploration yields rich rewards for SMU paleontologist

SMU economists' research details why some counties have fared better than others during the COVID-19 pandemic

Population density, interaction, and the "Trump voter" factor: Research examines why some counties fare better during pandemic

SMU and NCSA announce new strategic partnership

SMU’s robotic arm is helping Beaumont boy make a remarkable recovery after polio-like condition

A robotic arm built by mechanical engineering professor Edmond Richer at SMU’s Lyle School of Engineering is delivering a stronger future for young Braden Scott, helping re-create connections between his brain and muscles.

Study: Drug offenders more likely to face food insecurity