Modernizing space food for long-duration missions
Texas A&M scientist explores electron beam technology for safer, higher quality space food systems
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January 26, 2026
AgriLife Research, nuclear administration pilot safer medical device sterilization
Partnership uses eBeam technology to strengthen industry, safeguard public health
July 25, 2024
AgriLife Research involved in greater electron beam education and adoption
AgriLife Research collaborations educate on benefit of alternative technology development and commercialization
May 24, 2024
Gov. Abbott appoints Texas A&M expert to Texas Radiation Advisory Board
Pillai selected for his research, application of electron beam technology
October 4, 2023
Texas A&M AgriLife project to focus on chronic disease prevention
National Institute of Food and Agriculture-funded research and education project will promote improved diet, nutrition
September 22, 2023
AgriLife Research renews collaboration agreement with International Atomic Energy Agency
National eBeam center at Texas A&M continues role as International Atomic Energy Agency Collaborating Centre
September 13, 2023
Texas A&M eBeam center helps reduce risk of radiological terrorism
Small and large industry stakeholders have growing need for center’s sterilization, pasteurization services
April 18, 2023
What’s for ‘launch’? Space food reaching new heights
NASA and Texas A&M collaboration light years beyond ‘cubes and tubes’ of yesterday
March 3, 2023
Food science and technology student connects to aerospace industry
Department faculty continue to help Kendall Howie ’19 achieve further academic, career goals
March 16, 2022
Texas A&M center world leader in electron beam technology
Food safety, medicine, environmental health among variety of applications
February 8, 2022
Food science, technology needed to maintain safe, secure food supply
Texas A&M AgriLife department readies students to meet challenges facing consumers, industry
May 10, 2021
Texas A&M AgriLife, NASA explore potential collaborative interests
Enhancing space flight nutrition, health highlighted in symposium
September 20, 2019
