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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
Walks in the wilderness can benefit emotional and physical health
Contact with nature is becoming more important during COVID-19 pandemic, researcher says
Wildfire risk: Using statistical models to identify cost-effective strategies
Federally funded, interdisciplinary research project puts emphasis on vegetation removal or fuel treatment
Insect songs are ‘complex acts of communication,’ entomologist says
Sounds created by crickets, katydids, grasshoppers have evolved over 350 million years
Averting disaster: Model can identify best locations for aircraft sensors
National Science Foundation provides funding for research published in IEEE’s Control System Letters
Hybrid coastal structures combine benefits of dunes, artificial barriers
Researchers aim to outline the physical properties that provide the best defense against storm surges
Ultrafine particles in auto emissions enter lungs, harm other organs
New study links health problems to air quality in urban areas of the world
Computational models could make upper-limb prosthetics easier to use
A&M engineers focus on prosthetics that use an electromyography-based human-machine interface
What killed the colorful coral reefs in this Gulf of Mexico sanctuary?
Two separate processes led to the die-off, A&M oceanographers say