Veterinary Medicine
Hagler Fellow to study connection between pig reproduction, cancer resistance
Research could lead to new treatments for humans and animals.
Bat swarming behavior may be the key to solving the next pandemic
Texas A&M team publish their findings in the journal Cell Genomics
100 million years of mammals: Genomic study of 241 species provides ‘definitive’ revision of evolutionary timeline
Texas A&M team publishes federally funded research in the journal Science
Of pets and pathogens: A&M team contributes to first national-data analysis of COVID-19 infections in companion animals
Nine researchers participate in CDC-led study
Toxic mix: A&M scientists take hybrid approach to analyzing hazardous chemicals with support from EPA
New method could improve decisions made during spills and clean-ups
Awards presented at Texas A&M postdoctoral research symposium
Sixth annual event marks National Postdoc Appreciation Week
Hagler Institute announces its largest class of new fellows: 14
Class of 2022-23 includes a Nobel Prize recipient and multiple National Academies-level scholars, plus a distinguished lecturer
18 U.S. labs join forces to battle infectious diseases
Workshop at Texas A&M gathers leading experts from research universities and federal agencies
One cattle disease causes half of all feedlot deaths; this new diagnostic tool could save beef industry millions
Funded by USDA, the study targets a common pathogen for bovine respiratory disease