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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
One clingfish, two clingfish: A new species, plus a second with venom
“New groups of venomous fishes are not discovered very often,” researcher at Texas A&M says
Compact and stable, AmbiCycle can evacuate patients from at-risk areas
Research at Texas A&M is producing a vehicle can safely transport the injured through storm-damaged regions and heavy traffic, co-inventor says
When architecture meets health care: Designing better ICUs for pediatrics
“Design for Pediatric and Neonatal Critical Care” includes essays from prominent voices in health care design
If you want to save on airline tickets, purchase your flight on a weekend
Airlines are more likely to discount fares on Saturday and Sunday, researchers say
Methane remained in Gulf of Mexico for months after BP accident, study says
Ocean microbes proved unable to consume gas as quickly or as efficiently as scientists predicted
Ozone, aerosols more culpable for climate change than carbon dioxide
NASA-funded study could resolve scientific dispute over estimates of climate sensitivity
New device detects extremely low levels of contamination in water
Technology is also affordable, easy to use, and will deliver analysis quickly
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