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Wild side of domestic rabbits: What are the genetic keys to going feral?
Study published in Nature Ecology and Evolution reveals wild DNA enables survival in natural environments.
Toxic paints from cruise ships endanger marine life, new research reveals
Texas A&M study urges cruise industry to adopt eco-friendly paints to protect coral reefs and aquatic species.
EnMed to enhance innovative research with $15 million expansion
Project is expected to boost innovative capacity and attract top-tier faculty
Peeking into the microcosmos: Team uses cryo-EM to study cells at near-atomic levels
High-resolution microscope creates an opportunity for molecular research on structural biology, disease and cancer.
Scientists discover key role of glycoproteins in cell mechanics
Interdisciplinary team publishes findings in Nature Communications
Seafloor’s secret engineers: How burrowing critters sustain healthy oceans
Texas A&M leads international study published in Current Biology
Forever chemicals: Examining biological treatment to improve pollution management
Texas A&M AgriLife researchers publish findings in the journal Bioresource Technolgy.
Off-the-shelf grafts could make vascular surgery more simple
New technology eliminates the need to remove a vessel from the patient.
Fighting deepfakes with smartwatches
Researchers take a step closer in creating software that could stop voice control mischief in manufacturing settings.