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  AAAS Selects Seven Texas A&M Faculty Members As 2021 Fellows

  The American Association for the Advancement of Science will honor 564 new fellows during its annual meeting in February.

  January 27, 2022
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  Energizing The Brain: Combating Worker Fatigue Using Wearable Neurotechnology

  Texas A&M researchers are evaluating how stimulating the brain with weak electrical currents can delay fatigue-causing performance declines in safety-critical workers.

  January 20, 2022
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  Texas A&M Expert: Texas Power Grid Should Be OK

  Thomas Overbye, director of the Smart Grid Center, says there should not be a repeat of last year’s power grid collapse.

  January 20, 2022
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  Texas A&M Appoints Intercollegiate School Of Engineering Medicine Dean

  The school is expected to be the largest engineering-based medical degree program in the nation.

  January 12, 2022
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  A&M Ranks 14th In Total U.S. Research and Development Expenditures, Outpaces Other Texas Universities

  Texas A&M University’s latest ranking shows an almost 19 percent increase despite academic institutions’ slowest R&D growth in four years.

  January 10, 2022
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  Student Explores Applications Of 3D Printing In Well Stimulation Research

  A Texas A&M petroleum engineering graduate student developed a novel approach to understanding proppant transport and fracture flows.

  January 6, 2022
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  Giant NASA Telescope To Open New Vistas Of Space

  About 100 times more powerful than the Hubble, the new James Webb Telescope will show the farthest images of space ever seen, said Texas A&M physicist Nicholas Suntzeff.

  December 20, 2021
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  Biden Nominates Texas A&M Engineer For Vital Nuclear Security Post

  Marvin Adams, top academic expert on the science of the nuclear stockpile, will leave the university after almost 30 years.

  December 17, 2021
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  Researchers Developing Model To Predict Hypoglycemic Events

  Predicting hypoglycemic events before they happen with a low false-alarm rate will help those living with diabetes better manage the condition.

  December 14, 2021
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  Texas A&M Leads $2 Million Traineeship Effort For DOE National Isotope Program

  The two-year grant will fund a first-of-its-kind workforce development collaboration for isotope R&D, production and processing.

  December 10, 2021