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Agriculture

Grafting techniques may create opportunities for tomato industry

AgriLife researchers will present findings from field experiments at annual meeting of the American Society for Horticultural Sciences
Animals

Study of greenhouse gases analyzes emissions from cattle feedyard

Texas A&M AgriLife Research and USDA are collaborating to examine nitrous oxide and methane emissions that affect air quality
Architecture

Researcher helps Kazakhstan forge new identity from its distant past

Three decades after this Central Asian nation left the Soviet Union, an artist-led initiative is promoting its history, diversity and aspirations
Agriculture

Drones allow researchers to monitor wheat crops faster, more frequently

Walking the fields takes three to four hours; flying cuts time down to less than 15 minutes
Agriculture

Unmanned aircraft may help farmers and ranchers increase profitability

Interdisciplinary projects at AgriLife Research are making progress from wheat breeding to grazing management
Biology

Team that includes A&M biologist discovers new species of salamander

Analysis finds subtle physical differences in a group of the salamanders found in the Louisiana-Mississippi region
Physics

A&M physicist earns federal funding to develop dark matter detectors

Technology could advance international search for elusive weakly interacting massive particles
Nuclear

50 Years of Beam—Exploring the Nuclear Frontier

The Luedecke Cyclotron Institute Building serves as the core of Texas A&M University’s nuclear physics and nuclear chemistry program
Biology

To save a turtle, study a turtle

Researchers are studying the nesting behavior of an abundant turtle to help save its sister species from extinction