Medicine
Delivered as a nasal spray, newly engineered proteins called DARPins can prevent or treat COVID-19
Lab publishes findings in the journal Nature Chemical Biology
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.
Stress and anxiety in the ICU: Research measures physiological reactions among nurses under pressure
A&M team published two articles in Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society.
Awards presented at Texas A&M postdoctoral research symposium
Sixth annual event marks National Postdoc Appreciation Week
How do you kill bacteria when antibiotics fail? Shine a light on the problem, new A&M study suggests
Research team publishes results in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Tiny but powerful: NSF-funded center will develop tech that can more rapidly identify nanocrystals to serve medicine and energy
Two A&M chemists will collaborate with colleagues from UT, IU and Temple
More than just hesitancy: Many factors—including war and economics—may suppress vaccination rates in children around the world, a new study suggests
Texas A&M researchers publish findings in the journal PLOS ONE
Just by tapping their toes, Parkinson’s patients can help their doctors evaluate their risk of falling down
New test works with lightweight, easy-to-install, self-powered insole that fits any kind of shoe
When deadly bacteria resist drugs, doctors turn to phage therapy
New study examines how treatment saved life of UC San Diego professor