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Back to the beach: Developing better ways to warn about rip currents
Geography researchers use survey to test knowledge among beach visitors and to develop better signs for alerting them about dangers
GrazingCalc helps producers to manage livestock and resources
New app for smartphones developed by Texas A&M University and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
Test center will develop drones for commercial use, scientific research
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi leads work on winning proposal in national competition
New research database may reveal patterns in congenital heart defects
Team spent four years collecting data from 239 experiments and writing software to track patterns in gene expression
Investigating the role of race and migration in politics and society
Comparative political theory is bringing new perspectives to traditional thought
Giant Magellan Telescope passes reviews, poised to start construction
Texas A&M is a founding partner in the project, which is building a telescope 10 times as powerful as the Hubble Space Telescope
‘Magic range’ for animal propulsion appears to be 30 to 60 degrees
Finding from NSF-funded study could lead to improvements in human engineering
Genetics and exercise: Can we improve health from the inside out?
With the genes of hunter-gatherers, people should focus on becoming active daily
What’s in your food? Imports bring quality into question, expert says
Almost a quarter of the average American’s food consumption is imported, TIAS Faculty Fellow says