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
Long-term effects of COVID-19: Infection may decrease brain volume and alter neural pathways, according to two new studies
Results have serious implications for the third of Americans infected since January 2020
Tiny but powerful: NSF-funded center will develop tech that can more rapidly identify nanocrystals to serve medicine and energy
Two A&M chemists will collaborate with colleagues from UT, IU and Temple
New method can detect dust that travels 6,500-plus miles from the Sahara Desert to the southern United States each summer
Tracking annual plumes will provide essential data about climate, natural cycles and human health
September 23, 2022
Registration opens for DARPA conference at Texas A&M
Set for Nov. 15-16, this regional event offers an opportunity for faculty, researchers and students to network with key representatives from the U.S. defense community