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Mysterious pest threatens Texas’ billion-dollar grain sorghum crop
10 pesticides undergo testing for ability to manage sugarcane aphids
Injectable material will deliver therapy, technology in human body
Biomedical engineers develop carrier system for microscopic capsules that will act as reservoirs for medicines or sensors
Statisticians create new avenue for funding: an in-house consulting firm
Texas A&M Statistical Services LP draws on expertise of faculty to assist government and business
Diagnostic lab develops test for virus killing millions of pigs in 20 states
Frequently found in other nations, the evastating disease was first identified in the United States during 2013
Phones, smoking, other distractions may affect driving, most studies say
Review of studies aims to close some gaps in research about ‘distracted driving’
Research needs better benchmarks to detect elusive quantum speedup
Physicist creates stir globally with proposals he makes in recent paper
Unexpected: Some Pacific coral reefs are thriving in highly acidic waters
Indeed, the reefs appeared to be healthier than nearby reefs in less acidic waters, oceanographers say
Is democracy only a Western idea? New research suggests it is not
International scholars gather to examine whether Africa, Middle East and Asia have core values required for democracy to thrive
Black-eyed peas: Can we borrow their genes to improve other crops?
With a $500,000 grant, scientists plan to map DNA, then clone and deploy genes