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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
Biomarker will improve accuracy of prognoses for cancer patients
Findings could leaned to advances in anti-cancer drugs and cancer prevention
Efficient cow-calf farming leads to lower carbon emissions, study says
Paper provides first study on relationship between cow-calf farm efficiency and environmental consequences
Who are the most romantic singers in the animal kingdom? Male bats
One-tenth of a second: That’s how long a male bat has to get a female’s attention
Climate change: Economists examine steps for managing threats
Dealing with climate change will require smarter use of energy
The adjusted GPA: Statistician offers possible cure for grade inflation
Recent national analysis says 43 percent of all letter grades awarded in 2008 were A’s, up from 16 percent in 1960.