From history to today's research, Texas A&M's Atmospheric Sciences department quietly strives to improve our air quality, our climate, and our planet, through the study of aerosols, climate modeling, and severe weather.
Third-year Ph.D. student Ifeoluwa Adedotun uses electrochemistry to develop innovative methods for chemical synthesis, with a focus on advancing drug discovery and development.
Texas A&M English professor Amy Earhart earns a national book award for Digital Literary Redlining, which examines how anthologies and digital systems shape who is represented in the American literary canon.
aggieTEACH Arts & Sciences’ Momentum podcast provides key insights that support College of Arts & Sciences’ current and former students in careers as secondary teachers.
A Department of Energy-sponsored signature workforce development program led by Texas A&M University is providing students like Dominic Motekaitis ’27 with novel laboratory skills, connections and career paths to contribute to the U.S. isotope enterprise.
Texas A&M University scientists set sail to answer questions about a remote Pacific Ocean area. Oceanographer Angela Knapp, co-chief scientist, organized this month-long voyage aboard the Kilo Moana to investigate how dissolved nitrogen sustains marine ecosystems.
This summer, Texas A&M University’s Race and Ethnic Studies Institute introduced the Mellon-RESI Public Fellows internship, giving students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience through environmental humanities-based projects with local partners.
New methods on old blemishes revitalize the past. Dr. Avery Blankenship, an assistant English professor, uses “literary forensics" to gather clues from the physical properties of texts to infer information about the people who used them.
American Chemical Society award recognizes decades of discoveries in molecular design and catalysis, along with the contributions of generations of student researchers.
Texas A&M nuclear chemist Dr. Sherry J. Yennello oversees a leading U.S. program in developing alpha-emitting radioactive isotopes that are transforming nuclear medicine as an effective treatment for inoperable tumors.
