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Could Google Glass change how construction sites are managed?
Associate professor of construction science is planning to find out with series of research projects
‘The Housing Bomb’: How bigger and better can destroy an environment
Research examines well-meaning but often misguided exploitation of natural resources
For peanuts: 1st genome sequence could enhance production in Texas
Texas A&M AgriLife Research team collaborates with scientists in U.S., China, Brazil, India and Israel
Why is the Amazon losing its fish? Measuring deforestation’s impact
Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences researchers are studying the situation in Brazil
High tech meets low tech: Team uses spray gun to apply nanoplatelets
Method could replace techniques that are complex and energy-intensive, researchers say
World’s water crisis: Supercharged iron could provide practical solution
Chemist investigates use of environmentally friendly compound as a water-treatment disinfectant
E.coli in leafy greens: Study identifies factors that can raise and lower risks
Strongest influences are farm management practices and environmental factors, such as location and weather
Who places blame for reckless acts? Often it’s Lady Luck, not Lady Justice
Research team in Department of Psychology takes a scientific look at ‘moral luck’
Are Stradivari inferior to new violins? Biochemist challenges recent study
Professor emeritus believes classic violins used in Paris test must have been in poor condition