Dr. Kristy Cuthbert explains the heavy emotions many people experience during the holidays and ways for people to look after themselves and maintain positive mental health throughout the season.
Texas A&M University’s Anne Sparks is forging a path from ancient languages to the legal world, using her passion for service and scholarship to break barriers in how the humanities shape modern justice.
Researchers at Texas A&M University combine statistical algorithms, the Grace supercomputer cluster and the genetics of individuals’ cells to look at how a person’s circadian rhythm impacts mammary gland health.
First-generation biology major Renata Garcia will carry the College of Arts and Sciences gonfalon at the December 18 commencement ceremony while honoring the hardships, mentors and community that shaped her time at Texas A&M University.
A Texas A&M Cyclotron Institute-led team has provided the first definitive criterion for the existence and melting temperatures of quarkonia — bound states of heavy quark pairs recognized as unique probes of the quark-gluon plasma that filled the early universe.
As Texas A&M University Distinguished Professor Dr. Bani Mallick prepares to take the reins of the Department of Statistics, he’s keenly aware of the critical role that statisticians play in today’s data-driven storytelling. His goal is to not only pass on his knowledge to future generations, but to ensure that they have even more opportunities and successes than he has enjoyed.
