 | Officials Join To Open Texas A&M's Biosecurity Center
Federal, state, and local officials officially opened the Center for Innovation Monday. The Texas A&M University System was awarded the $285.6 million contract for the center by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services June 18.(more...) |
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12 For 12: Prof's Coastal Planning Work Educates Texans
With the population of Texas on the rise, coastal planning to protect resources is more important than ever before, says John Jacob, professor and coastal community development specialist with the Texas Sea Grant College Program. (more...) |
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Fish Camp To Begin Welcoming New Aggie Freshmen July 30
Fish Camp teaches incoming Aggie freshmen about Texas A&M's traditions, but this year something new has been added: an SEC introduction. (more...) |
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12 For 12: High-tech Tools Help Farmers 'See' Traits
A Texas AgriLife research team is using high-tech tools to help identify valuable drought-resistance traits in wheat faster and less intrusively. (more...) |
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Gulf Coast Needs To Be Ready For Increased Shipping
Shipping along the Texas Gulf Coast is expected to increase with the expansion of the Panama Canal, but William Merrell, a Texas A&M University at Galveston professor, says the region needs to be sure it is ready to meet the coming tidal wave of business opportunities. (more...) |
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