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Todd A. Price

Todd A. Price

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Research Communications Specialist, University of Arkansas

Fayetteville

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Total articles 5784

  • Fashion and Tech Now Intertwined, Researcher Argues

    By Todd A. Price| news.uark.edu@ Fashion is found on runways, shop windows and the accounts of social media influencers. Until recently, Varun Grover, Distinguished Professor at the Sam M. Walton College of Business, and other information systems researchers had considered fashion and technology uncomfortable bedfellows.  “Most of the time when we talk about technology, we’re talking about utility,” said Grover, who also holds the George M. and Boyce W. Billingsley Endowed Chair in Information Systems.

    By Todd A. Price · news.uark.edu

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • New Technology Keeps Surfaces Sterile With Silver and Electricity

    By Todd A. Price| news.uark.edu@ Metals like silver, gold and copper can kill bacteria and viruses. An electric current can also eliminate microorganisms. A team of U of A researchers combined the two approaches and created a new type of antimicrobial surface. “It is a synergistic effect,” said physicist Yong Wang, one of the lead researchers on the project. “It’s not like 1+1=2.

    By Todd A. Price · news.uark.edu

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Job Interviews Can Be a Hurdle for Autistic Applicants

    By Todd A. Price| EIN News@ Job Interviews Can Be a Hurdle for Autistic Applicants March 11, 2025 Photo by Chieko Hara Sam M. Walton College of Business doctoral candidate in management Maira E. Ezerins. A job interview can make anyone anxious. For people with autism, an interview can be extra stressful. They might avoid eye contact or rush when they speak. They could miss social cues or fidget to cope with discomfort from noise or lights.

    By Todd A. Price · EIN News

    Mar. 11, 2025

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