Texas A&M AgriLife institute awards $1.5 million for diet-related research
Researchers concentrating on advancing health through agriculture
Science & Tech
Remote monitoring helps find solutions to crapemyrtle bark scale
Insect already spread to 17 U.S. states, threatening million-dollar crapemyrtle industry
Celebrating Ryland Young’s career, advances in phage applications
New biochemistry lecture series will honor the soon-to-be professor emeritus
Texas A&M AgriLife’s Patil receives American Chemical Society Fellow award
Vegetable and Fruit Improvement Center leader awarded for science, foods for health contributions
Study identifies sex-adapted color-change gene in locusts
Coloration signals between males reduce mating mistakes in swarms
Entomological Society of America makes Tomberlin Fellow
Elected for research, education and impact in entomology
Texas A&M AgriLife develops new bioremediation material to clean up ‘forever chemicals’
Sustainable, cheaper method has potential for commercial applications
Study shows flies, roaches not likely to spread COVID-19
AgriLife Research answers public health concerns about virus transmission
Managing phage therapy to help save lives
Study shows how phages fight multidrug-resistant pathogens
Study shows estrogen’s role in protecting from cardiomyopathy
Also shows how female sex hormone enhances cardiac function, promotes energy metabolism
