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But a new artificial intelligence system developed by researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington, the University of ...

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FILE - An oak tree with new leaf growth also shows pollen hanging amongst the branches at a park in Richardson, Texas, ...

"We live in an area where I have good job security," said Dr. Selina Gierer, an allergist immunologist with The University of ...

Native live oaks may provide hardy shade during the long hot summer ahead, but they cause a lot of misery before then. Live ...