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E-government transparency: How well do websites serve citizens?
Larger cities in Texas earn highest scores; small communities post lowest scores
Elephants can predict rainstorms days in advance, GPS data suggest
This insight could help conservationists to better protect endangered herds from poachers
Kids who witness violence at home are at risk to continue cycle as adults
Research at Texas A&M Health Science Center will expand resources and better prepare professionals
Policies, economics and social norms contribute to antibiotic resistance
Researchers at Texas A&M study social psychology of how, when and why veterinarians administer antibiotic drugs
The fruit fly’s guide to courtship: How the ‘bad boys’ beat the competition
What makes a male fruit fly successful with females? It’s a matter of experience, new research at Texas A&M suggests
12th Man of human health: Tapping into the secrets of our microbiota
Researchers at Texas A&M are studying the compounds produced by gut bacteria to develop new therapeutic compounds
High-fat diet disrupts ‘body clock,’ leading to obesity and diabetes
Interdisciplinary researchers at Texas A&M publish their findings in the Journal of Biological Chemistry
Early baseball: No strikes, few rules and you could hit in any direction
Texas A&M historian spent six years researching and writing SABR Award-winning book
Who places blame for reckless acts? Often it’s Lady Luck, not Lady Justice
Research team in Department of Psychology takes a scientific look at ‘moral luck’