Texas wildlife officials are raising concerns about the spread of bird flu, also known as highly pathogenic avian influenza, or HPAI, following confirmed cases in Harris County and Galveston.  The...

Texas A&M’s Sponsored Research Services distributed a memo to researchers Monday updating them on the impact of several executive orders signed by President Donald Trump and a memo from his administration...

Texas A&M’s College of Medicine has broken new ground by securing the first National Institutes of Health, or NIH, grant in the United States dedicated specifically to training researchers in lymphatic...

New research has found that microscopic parasites found in two species of the Texas kissing bug, a blood-feeding insect prevalent in the Brazos Valley, can cause Chagas disease in pets, humans and wildlife. Sarah...

Texas A&M researchers have been working to prevent harm to mitochondria organelles impacted by diseases through a new nanotechnology named nanoflowers. The technology has successfully regenerated mitochondria...

Texas A&M has been selected by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, to develop a new method for preserving microbial samples. The initiative aims to enhance the long-term viability...

Texas’ public health system is facing a crisis fueled by opioid and fentanyl misuse. In 2023, 5,093 Texans died from drug poisoning, 45.3% of which were from fentanyl alone. In response to this trend,...

Tucked away between the Zachry Engineering Education Complex and the Mitchell Physics Building is the Texas A&M Cyclotron Institute. Closed to the public and most students, beneath the building’s...

Editor's Note: This article has been updated since initial publication to correct factual errors. After 17 years at Texas A&M, Nick Suntzeff, Ph.D., director of A&M’s astronomy program, is...

On Nov. 15, the United Nations declared that the eight-billionth person had been born. Unbeknownst to most Aggies, the man who had done much to pave the way for that figure called Texas A&M home. Norman...

Texas A&M scientists have pioneered a new technology with implications for stem cell research, public health and renewable energy. Electrical and computer engineering Ph.D. student Yuwen Li and his...