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Oral exams: How much electricity do our mouths need to work correctly?
New study provides vital answers to develop implants that restore swallowing and other essential functions
Crushing it: Digital exhibit explores history of mechanochemistry
A&M’s Center for the Mechanical Control of Chemistry teams up with Philadelphia-based Science History Institute to produce show
Shifting costs: Rate plan would target consumers who strain power grid
Researchers publish findings in journal Utilities Policy
Does roadway design encourage drivers to use their phones?
Wide medians, multiple lanes, traffic flow and other factors may trigger distracted driving, A&M study suggests
Innovations in gut research could help veterans with Gulf War Illness
Bioengineered solutions could provide patient-specific treatments
Sniff test: Detecting contraband without opening containers
Trained dogs will hunt for smuggling with minimal disruption to port operations
Stranded motorists: Study finds links between injuries, deaths and risks
A&M researchers work to fill gaps in available data
Answer to aging? Common drug for treating diabetes may offer hope
A&M researchers publish study results in journal Aging Cell
Can the power of caffeine ward off diseases from cancer to COVID-19?
A&M researchers create new antibody-like molecules that can control human biological processes