70th annual Convocation celebrates Agriculture and Life Sciences students
Honorees recognized for leadership, scholarship and service at milestone ceremony
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Honorees recognized for leadership, scholarship and service at milestone ceremony
With an associate degree at 16, Reagan Moreau ’27 pursues a career as a surgeon
The Association of Former Students names 12 Distinguished Alumnus Award honorees
Award honors decades of research leadership, mentorship at Texas A&M University
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences connects Texans with education, scholarships, career opportunities
Symposium highlights interdisciplinary training, research excellence, strength of Life Sciences Network
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences students support efforts to fight hunger and strengthen community
Statewide receptions connect communities with opportunities, resources and competitive scholarships
Individuals and teams receive highest employee awards
Honors recognize contributions to agency’s mission
Mingyuan Zhu, Bo Zhou, Roop Fatima Jaffri bring plant development, neuroscience, teaching expertise
Texas A&M University professor celebrated for decades of discoveries in protein function
In his short time at Texas A&M, Suhas Sura has already become known as a student who helps bring people together. Faculty point to him as a key voice for undergraduates, working to make it easier for students to connect with mentors and feel at home in a research environment.
Annual ‘College Connect’ event honors outstanding achievements, new and promoted faculty
Four College of Agriculture and Life Sciences faculty members recognized for excellence in teaching and mentorship
Researchers have developed a technique that uses infrared light and machine learning to reveal the sex of blow fly larvae found on human remains.
How one invitation to Texas A&M set Gary Krishnan on a path to medical breakthroughs
Texas A&M AgriLife researchers use keychain-sized device for insights on personalized nutrition
World’s deadliest infectious disease needs novel, effective antibiotics
Novel nanomaterials may protect against neurological diseases through antioxidant abilities