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Designer spuds: Breeding potatoes for a new generation of consumers
AgriLife Research scientists are working to halt decline in overall U.S. consumption of potatoes
Open for business: FAA-designated center will test unmanned aircraft
Consortium led by Texas A&M-Corpus Christi and Texas A&M Engineering will work toward safely integrating systems into national airspace
What is in your food? The threat of global supply chains to human health
Companies should be more transparent, and consumers more informed, says TIAS Faculty Fellow Aleda V. Roth
The physics of junk food: What happens to a Peep in a vacuum?
Bad Astronomy blogger tours annual Physics and Engineering Festival: “It’s funny, but it’s science!”
Can strawberries develop into mainstream crop for Texas growers?
AgriLife specialist is working to produce the perfect strawberry in a project funded by National Strawberry Sustainability Initiative
Coming soon: Driverless tractors that measure crops and dispense fertilizer
‘Precision agriculture’ will use software and sensors to enhance production of food and feeds
VIDEO: New coating for ships would repel organisms that build up on hulls
Anti-biofouling polymer coating would also reduce chemical contamination of port waters
Definitive proof: North America’s original settlers came from Asia
Genome sequencing also identifies settlers as ancestors of contemporary Native Americans
Octocopter with cameras will allow foresters to monitor fires and floods
Development is supported with funding from NASA and the National Science Foundation