Science & Tech

Texas A&M Students showcase global design learning projects

Genome sequence of fuel-producing alga announced

As DNA tests become more common,  researchers rapidly add equipment to keep up

Texas A&M AgriLife helping address disease deadly to bats

Animal behaviorist looks through the eyes of peafowl

AgriLife vegetable breeding program to develop better cultivars

Program educates youth on the importance of pollinators to agriculture, daily life

Youth employ technical, interpersonal skills at Agrobotics Challenge in San Antonio

Melting polar ice, rising sea levels not only climate change dangers

Texas A&M institute helping find ‘key’ to preserving endangered Florida deer

New protein discovery may lead to new, natural antibiotics

Decision-making process of viruses could lead to new antibiotic treatments

AgriLife Extension provides educational opportunities at San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo

Forage and Ruminant Lab helps researchers, producers improve animal diets

Closed-loop concept could be the future of sustainable animal farms

Dr. Eunsung Kan sees his concept of a closed-loop dairy farm, which reuses wastewater, emits zero waste and powers itself on manure, as the future of sustainable animal farming.

AgriLife Research study finds new target for controlling cell division

COLLEGE STATION -- Modern genome sequencing methods used to measure the efficiency of synthesis of individual protein during cell division has found that the enzymes that make lipids and membranes were synthesized at much greater efficiency when a cell is ready to split.

Texas A&M institute sends up ‘bat signal’ for help from Texas landowners

Texas A&M garners $10 million grant to establish center, fight vector-borne diseases

Research shows Central Texas landscapes can go ‘thirsty’ but still thrive

Research team enhances identification process for bacterial pollution in watersheds