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  Texas A&M To Offer New Science Course On Real-World Issues

  Organizers hope the new course will help students be better equipped with the skills necessary to critically analyze science presented in media.

  June 24, 2020
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  Oil Forecasting Technique May Cut Shale Operator Costs

  Texas A&M researchers have developed a method to more easily predict the amount of oil and gas that can be recovered from newly-drilled wells.

  June 22, 2020
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  Primitive Stem Cells Could Be Used For Complicated Bone Fractures

  Texas A&M researchers have created superior bone grafts to promote fast and precise bone healing.

  June 16, 2020
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  Texas A&M Researchers Use 3D-Printed Biomaterials Laced With Stem Cells To Create Superior Bone Grafts

  The material for craniofacial bone grafts can facilitate cell regrowth and be tailored to an individual's face and skull structure.

  June 2, 2020
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  Texas A&M Researchers Light Cells Using Nanosheets For Cancer Treatment

  A 2D nanosheet developed by scientists in the Department of Biomedical Engineering could be used to control cell response via light.

  June 1, 2020
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  When Storms Roll In, Texas A&M Steps Up To Aid Weather Forecasters

  Texas A&M Atmospheric Sciences recently helped the National Weather Service monitor severe weather as it moved through the Brazos and Trinity Valleys.

  May 29, 2020
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  Researchers Find New Way To Detect Blood Clots

  Texas A&M biomedical engineering researchers designed a medical device that mimics blood vessels to design and monitor drugs for patients with clotting disorders.

  May 19, 2020
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  Texas A&M Lab Develops 3D-Functional Bone Tissues

  A printable bioink developed by Texas A&M associate professor Akhilesh K. Gaharwar could be used to create anatomical-scale functional tissues.

  May 18, 2020
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  Tiny Pop-Up Devices Work Relentlessly, Even Under Extreme Pressure

  Texas A&M researchers found that miniature electronics based on the Japanese art of kirigami are ideal for pressure sensing because of their ability to be repeatedly compressed.

  May 14, 2020
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  Researchers Invent Technology To Remedy 3D Printing’s ‘Weak Spot’

  Texas A&M and Essentium, Inc. researchers have developed a way to more effectively weld adjacent printed layers together.

  May 12, 2020