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$3.75 million grant awarded to Texas A&M, UT and Rice to form NSF node
$3.75 Million has been awarded to Texas A&M, UT, and Rice to form the Southwest Alliance for Entrepreneurial Innovation Node.
August 29, 2014
Device for detecting dark matter gets funding from Energy Department
Summary: The US Department of Energy is investing $460,000 in research at Texas A&M University to develop a device to detect and confirm the existence of dark matter. Physicists are unsure exactly what particles to look for, so they have agreed upon several possibilities. Among them is a particle known as a weakly interacting massive…
Team-based education helps future health professionals, research shows
Team-based education at Texas A&M is helping our future health professionals to hone their communication skills before reaching the industry.
Law scholar opens conversation with Argentina about energy resources
Gina Warren travels to share her research on sustainable energy development
‘Cash for Clunkers’ stimulus program actually hurt automakers, study says
U.S. government program suffered by having more than one goal, economists at Texas A&M say.
Laser-guided system can detect dangerous materials half-mile away
System developed at Texas A&M also offers agricultural applications and forensic capabilities
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
Inefficient irrigation systems may cost producers as much as $100 per acre
Eight-year study determines which systems will deliver the most water to the roots of crops
Texas A&M oceanographer leads global effort to preserve Antarctica
Integrity of the Antarctic is suffering from increases in research expeditions as well as tourism, international report says