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A Texas A&M team has received an NSF grant to create technology that digitally transfers touch, aiming to enhance telemedicine for rural patients.
A new study confirms that the RadAnalyzer app provides consistent, AI-assisted cardiac measurements for veterinarians.
Two Texas A&M University graduates are developing a portable, headset-style slit lamp device designed to improve access to eye care in rural communities and for patients with mobility limitations.
A review of educational institutions in College Station highlights specific high schools, elementary schools, and higher education options known for their academic programs.
The university enrolled more than 80,000 students in fall 2025 and has begun a five- to seven-year plan to slow its own growth, even as it builds a new semiconductor institute at RELLIS.
A NASA-backed study led by Texas A&M University examines how altered gravity impacts human coordination, with potential applications for astronaut training and rehabilitation.
A multidisciplinary research team has developed a method to transform low-recycling-rate polyvinyl chloride into high-performance lubricants, with findings published in Nature.
Texas A&M University will award approximately 2,267 degrees at Reed Arena on Aug. 8, with separate ceremonies for undergraduate and graduate students.
A $24.9 million NSF grant funds the Autonomous Robotic Metallurgist Materials Innovation Platform at the RELLIS Campus in Bryan.
Researchers at Texas A&M University found that polyethylene microplastics may contribute to fatty liver disease and worsen liver damage when combined with an unhealthy diet.
Texas A&M researchers have been awarded a $5 million grant from the Robert A. Welch Foundation to develop new, sustainable battery materials.
The local tourism board has been granted accreditation by Destinations Marketing Association International, joining an exclusive group of fewer than 200 organizations globally.
