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The Hagler Institute for Advanced Study brings leading scholars to Texas A&M to mentor students and advance research, Aggie volleyball athlete Logan Lednicky shows how teamwork and grit can help young people accomplish their dreams, Texas A&M Health's new innovative Medical Sciences Library is now open, and researchers use tick habitat locations to help prepare against African swine fever.
Texas A&M University unveils an Aggie anthem for the nation in its new commercial, the Department of Computer Science and Engineering is now offering a new cybersecurity degree, and recent Cyclospora outbreaks have renewed public attention to the challenges of foodborne parasites.
Texas A&M is sponsoring Felix Rosenqvist's IndyCar in the Freedom 250 Grand Prix to share the message of "Working Together for the Good of America," a research team is developing premium lubricants using plastic waste, researchers are studying the broad impacts of food waste, and a project is looking at how heat and air pollution are causing asthma in children in Europe.
State-of-the-art clinical learning hub key to keeping Texas A&M Health at the forefront of training tomorrow’s healthcare providers.
Texas A&M University and Buc-ee’s have launched their first co-branded merchandise, a Texas A&M and Buc-ee’s T-shirt, researchers have found that employees who “doomscroll” at work suffer hidden costs that extend beyond lost productivity, researchers are studying the link between feline fleas and human cases of murine typhus in the Rio Grande Valley, and the Naresh K. Vashisht College of Medicine recently signed an affiliation agreement allowing Aggie medical students to complete rural rotations at Coryell Health’s main campus in Gatesville as part of the college’s Rural Medicine Program.
The Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station is developing a treatment for animals infected with New World screwworm, IT support is available through local IT teams and Help Desk Central, employees retiring after Sept. 30 can schedule consultations starting in September, the School of Public Health is adding a new Ph.D. program and updating the health education Ph.D. program, and researchers find that employees have different responses to AI incorporation in the workplace.
Researchers at Texas A&M's Naresh K. Vashisht College of Medicine have found a way to tame seizures and heal injured brains with a gut chemical, a Mays Business School retail expert says families are spreading back-to-school purchases across months due to higher costs, the College of Dentistry is helping Dallas-area elementary students fix their smiles, and the Landscape Ecology and Drones Lab is using drone technology to manage invasive species and improve the accuracy of forage mass and quality forecasts.
A grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation will establish the Autonomous Robotic Metallurgist Materials Innovation Platform at Texas A&M University, the Naresh K. Vashisht College of Medicine has formed the Aerospace, Austere and Military Medicine Program, and Samantha Castellanos has been named as the inaugural director of student affairs at the Texas A&M Higher Education Center at McAllen.
A Texas A&M University assistant professor uses virtual realty and AI to improve workplace safety for construction workers, recent Texas A&M School of Public Health graduate Jillian Anderson receives the Robert Gates-Muller Family Memorial Outstanding Student Award, a new study finds high levels of forever chemicals on wastewater filters, and a Texas A&M University at Galveston assistant professor is creating 3D models to simulate how water moves through Gulf environments.
Texas A&M joins the Department of Energy-led Genesis Mission to help further scientific innovations, TEES selects Dell Technologies to design and build a new research AI platform, researchers find that certain small molecules can help slow the growth of lung cancer, and a study is examining whether nicotine can help protect the brain from disease.