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Fighting deepfakes with smartwatches
Researchers take a step closer in creating software that could stop voice control mischief in manufacturing settings.
First-ever study asks: How do freestanding emergency departments compare with hospital units?
Almost 24% of emergency patients go to independent clinics
From fiery to frigid: Adaptable radiator will combat moon’s extreme temperatures
Aerospace engineer collaborates with NASA to advance lunar exploration
Researchers harness phages to combat drug-resistant bacteria with novel treatment methods
Texas A&M researchers publish findings in the journals Science and Nature Communications.
Monday’s solar eclipse In Aggieland: What to expect and why it matters
For the first time in 146 years, Texans have the chance to experience a total solar eclipse.
Hagler Fellow to study connection between pig reproduction, cancer resistance
Research could lead to new treatments for humans and animals.
Engineers apply quantum mechanics to enhance performance of lithium-metal batteries
The journal Nature Energy publishes results of A&M research.
‘Digital humans’ can improve ergonomic behavior among workers, new research says
Applied Ergonomics publishes findings of Texas A&M interdisciplinary team.
Recovery of buoyancy glider from the depths of Gulf of Mexico provides insight into oceanic conditions
The National Hurricane Glider Initiative’s retrieval will help scientists understand hurricanes and other natural events.