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By studying feeding habits, biologists can help protect largest of all fishes
Whale sharks use low-powered swimming to dine on small creatures at great depths, researchers find
Battery of the future: more durable, flexible and made from plastics
Energy Department supports research into electrochemical energy storage in organic radical polymers
Wanted: A rose that can defend itself from black spot and other diseases
National project aims to give gardeners what they demand in a rose
Coming soon: Airborne sensors will help farmers improve crop yields
AgriLife Research are evaluating wide range of sensors with plans to fit them aboard unmanned drones
Happy? Depressed? Not sure why? Your genes may amplify emotions
The influence of 5HTTLPR on human emotions could prove far more complex than thought, A&M researcher says
Tasks that are mental and physical cause people to fatigue quickly
New study examines the connection between the brain and body when engaged in a combined effort
Trouble sleeping? Try curbing your use of electronic devices after dark
Artificial blue light tends to delay the human sleep cycle, research indicates; here are some tips for controlling your exposure
Bagrada bug: Invasive species could wreak havoc with U.S. winter crops
‘The question is, how far will it spread from here?’ AgriLife entomologist warns
Pollen may play role in formation of clouds, new NSF-funded study says
Researchers from Texas A&M and Michigan have published results in the current issue of Geophysical Research Letters