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Biomedical engineers at Texas A&M University and the University of São Paulo have created biodegradable microneedles that deliver drugs and redistribute light beneath the skin.
Assistant Director of Economic Development Brian Piscacek discussed the city's new survey campaign in a recent podcast episode.
A field study involving 16 construction workers found that using a passive lower-back exoskeleton resulted in 37% less fatigue and a 29% improvement in hazard recognition.
A spinach-based therapy for citrus greening disease has received unconditional registration from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, with commercial availability expected in late 2026.
Researchers at Texas A&M University have identified a previously unknown genetic pathway involving the SOD1 gene that contributes to immune challenges and excess hydrogen sulfide in people with Down syndrome.
College Station officials clarified that portable devices used to measure street usage are not connected to law enforcement or license plate tracking systems.
College Station ISD’s Sept. 15 agenda includes a proposed $25,392,035 guaranteed maximum price for a new Central Office and related renovations funded through the 2023 bond.
West Texas A&M University enrollment is down 4% this fall.
Texas A&M University received a 2026 Innovation by Design Award for its Dementia and Alzheimer’s Research Initiative, which uses an AI-powered digital human to identify early signs of dementia.
College Station ISD will hold a workshop at 5 p.m. and regular meeting at 7 p.m. Sept. 15 to discuss the budget and a proposed total tax rate of $0.9702 per $100 valuation.
Researchers at Texas A&M University have identified time-specific patterns of brain activity following ketamine treatment in older adults with treatment-resistant depression.
The College Station City Council convened its regular session on Thursday, September 10, with proceedings broadcast across multiple digital and cable platforms.
A $1.48 million NIH grant supports Texas A&M research into how the immune system uses copper to combat bacterial infections and how bacteria adapt to survive.
College Station officials are drawing attention to City Manager Colin Killian’s professional history, which includes extensive experience in university athletics and local journalism, prior to Thursday’s City Council session.
The city of College Station is highlighting tailgating, traditions, and Aggie Fan Zone events for visitors attending Texas A&M football weekends.
The TS Lone Star State arrived in Galveston on Sept. 8 to serve as a training platform for cadets and a disaster relief asset.
A new study led by Texas A&M University and NOAA identifies emerging air quality sources in Texas, including personal care products and data center emissions.
Experts from the NFL, ESPN, and academia will gather at Texas A&M on November 13 for the Football Analytics Symposium.
A $1.65 million NIH-funded study led by Texas A&M researchers aims to determine how sperm epigenetics contribute to early pregnancy loss in humans and livestock.
Researchers at Texas A&M are conducting a multiyear study to determine if far-UVC light can reduce airborne pathogens like HPAI in commercial chicken houses without harming birds.
A new three-year program will assist at least three rural Texas regions in developing hazard mitigation plans to improve disaster resilience and access to federal funding.
