Chemical Engineering
Smaller doses, yet effective: New drug-delivery system will target bacteria that resist more than one antibiotic
Research received funding from National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation.
Decisions, decisions: How do living cells choose to become organs or tissues? Researchers are working to understand—and harness—this process
Results from NIH-funded study appear in the journal ACS Omega
Breathless: Detecting levels of fatigue with artificial intelligence
Texas A&M and Arizona State work together on DARPA’s $4.8 million biometrics project
New method uses electricity to turn crude byproduct into useful graphene
Researchers publish results in NPJ 2D Materials and Applications
Colonizing the stomach: How do cancer-causing bacteria navigate?
Engineers use optical traps to slow down germs and study their movements
How to reach net-zero emissions? Extract CO2 and put it to better use
A&M engineers publish findings in ACS Applied Energy Materials
Colon cancer: Eating your spinach can make you ‘strong to the finach’
A Popeye diet may significantly reduce the formation of tumors, new study says
New worlds to conquer: Bacteria adapt navigation to environment
Flagella can adjust precisely to changes in the viscosity of surrounding fluids, A&M researchers discover.
Breathing easy: Design improves performance of oxygen concentrators
Enhancements could reduce hospitalizations during pandemics
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