All new! It’s the 2022 issue of Research@Texas A&M … the magazine
Now in its second year, this digital publication presents interesting stories about ground-breaking projects within Texas A&M University’s $1.148 billion research enterprise
PhDs study pH levels that could threaten fragile ecosystem of 17 separate reefs and banks along the Texas Gulf Coast
Research receives funding from the Ocean Acidification Program of the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration
Confocal microscope allows scientists to study near-3D images of tiny, living organisms in real time
College of Agriculture professor touts advantages over conventional technology
Wanted: A breed of hemp plants that can thrive despite Texas heat and drought while staying within the law
USDA funds project to establish a diverse and public collection of germplasms
How do aging and radiation lead to atherosclerosis on Earth and in space? New organ-on-a-chip could provide answers
Project receives funding from NASA, NIH, FDA and the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority