The low-cost cellphone-based Raman spectrometer system makes identifications of unknown biological molecules within minutes.
The EDGES Fellowship program was established by System Chancellor John Sharp to recognize high-impact faculty members.
Funding from the university will help various organizations that work to ensure no one goes hungry at Texas A&M.
Sun protection, hydration and shade are key to staying safe as temperatures hit dangerous highs.
A Texas A&M research collaboration uncovers the role of DNA in how well domestic rabbits can “rewild.”
Tick bites can make humans and animals seriously ill, so it’s important to know how to avoid them and what to do if this parasite latches on.
A cell injury researcher answers burning questions on the science behind sunburns.
Tim McLaughlin, who has held the interim position since the school's 2022 founding, has become its first permanent dean.
Sixteen current or former A&M athletes and one coach will represent the US and other nations at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
An expert from Texas A&M AgriLife's Disaster Assessment and Recovery unit provides guidance for initial response after a hurricane.
Peter Lange, most recently serving as the university’s interim chief operating officer, will assume the permanent role leading operations.
Director of Athletics Trev Alberts announced the former Texas A&M hitting coach has been named the 21st head baseball coach.
The agency’s Disaster Assessment and Recovery unit assets and personnel are prepared to enter the storm zone.
A Texas A&M veterinary expert shares hurricane preparation tips to minimize disease risk.
It's an above-average hurricane season and experts say stocking up on necessities, preparing a 'go-bag' and having an exit plan are key.
Former Texas A&M cadet James W. Perkins ’13 is living his childhood dream as a member of the Navy's elite flight squadron.
Research will focus on areas including climate change and health, environment and metabolism, and environmental stressors and their responses.
Math major Paolo Maaskant, who earned his black belt at age 16, secured first place at the 2024 Collegiate National Championships this spring.
Dr. Krista Smith will join fellow scientists in support of the LISA mission, an extraordinary effort to study gravitational waves in space.
Texans praise his vision, energy, and breadth of accomplishments.
The Aggie team traveled to Idaho to compete and returned home with the National VALORANT Championship win.
Owners should minimize the potential risk to their pet's health from loud noises and foods they don't normally consume.
A Texas A&M aerospace engineering student uses black soldier flies to grow pea plants in simulated Martian soil.
The summer months bring an increased risk for people and pets, experts say.
The iconic gameday tradition will return for Thanksgiving week football game, celebrating the renewed rivalry with the University of Texas at Austin.
A five-year, $7.5 million grant will fund an initiative to use technology to create reliable tools to advance the development of drugs.
Researchers are exploring the use of generative AI to help electrical and power engineers with daily tasks.
Established in 1974 by Texas A&M President Jack K. Williams, the press has published nearly 2,000 peer-reviewed books during its first half-century of operation.
The new system will give faculty and students in the Department of Atmospheric Sciences access to more comprehensive, high-resolution weather data.
Texas A&M researchers are investigating the impacts of space travel on eye health in hopes of counteracting the effects of fluid shifts.