AgriLife Extension webinar to highlight geospatial tools and resources for landowners
Sept. 5 program will introduce mapping tools to aid in land management decisions
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Sept. 5 program will introduce mapping tools to aid in land management decisions
Texas A&M AgriLife researchers propose new species classification after analyzing genomes
Endowed professorship, five-year grant support plant developmental biology researcher
Hastings will investigate interventions to increase human ‘health span’
Institute for Advancing Health Through Agriculture indicates pay-what-you-can cafes offer promising solutions to diet quality
Modern technology in new facility to help lead ‘CEA’ research across southern U.S.
Seasoned researcher to advance strategic priorities in region, beyond
Lowered dietary folate has the potential to enhance metabolic flexibility
Scientist earns EDGES Fellowship for work tied to cures and therapies for metabolic disorders
AgriLife Research collaborations educate on benefit of alternative technology development and commercialization
Horticultural research and outreach spur economic, environmental sustainability in South Texas and beyond
Texas A&M researchers redefine our understanding of a key process in plant biology
Innovative high-impact, hands-on learning builds awareness of, interest in food science and technology
Facility to bolster sponsored research, regional collaboration
Cell injury researcher answers burning questions on the science behind sunburns
Seafood-consumption assessments among scientists’ presentations at leading health science conference
Donation supports the Center for Phage Technology’s efforts to address the antibiotic-resistance crisis
Texas A&M AgriLife scientist’s work improves cotton sustainability
New award named in honor of Cathy Ross recognizes her impactful career in experimental nutrition
Food science background takes former student Laura Lozano many places