University of Texas at Arlington

Magazine ranks UT Arlington professor among the world’s top analytical scientists

Fri, Nov 15, 2013 18:06 CET

University of Texas at Arlington Professor Daniel Armstrong, an innovative leader in the fields of separations and mass spectrometry, is No. 16 on a recent list of the most influential people in analytical sciences published by The Analytical Scientist magazine. The new Power List 2013 includes 100 noted scientists. The United Kingdom-based publication, which has an editorial board made up of scientists from the world’s leading institutions, ranked just the top 20. An announcement from the magazine said the

UT Arlington research team says DMAA in workout supplements almost certainly synthetic

Thu, Jul 12, 2012 22:28 CET

A University of Texas at Arlington professor is adding new evidence to the debate over DMAA, a popular sports supplement that has been embroiled in controversy involving professional athletes and even the U.S. Army. Daniel W. Armstrong, who holds the Robert A. Welch Chair in Chemistry at UT Arlington, investigated whether 1,3-dimethylamylamine (DMAA) in numerous supplements came from natural or synthetic sources. Armstrong’s team found that it is unlikely the DMAA in supplements comes from the geranium plant or its extracted oil, as companies have sometimes claimed. Armstrong is the

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Magazine ranks UT Arlington professor among the world’s top analytical scientists

UT Arlington research team says DMAA in workout supplements almost certainly synthetic

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