Science & Tech

Building Stronger Body Armor

Jan. 22, 2020 • 5 min. read

Texas A&M researchers are part of a team that has found that adding silicon to a material used to make body armor can make it more resilient to firearms.

A drug identified by a Texas A&M professor has shown to improve cognitive and mood function and reduce inflammation in a Gulf War illness model.

Neuroscience researcher Samba Reddy received the recognition from the Association of Biotechnology and Pharmacy.

Debbie Thomas is co-leading an elite international team of scientists aboard the JOIDES Resolution research drillship.

A team lead by a Texas A&M professor are studying machine learning algorithms that could improve prosthetic devices.

The President’s Excellence Fund provides $3 million for innovative and interdisciplinary research that addresses the world’s greatest challenges.

The new wellness program features free fitness classes for all Texas A&M employees.

A Texas A&M professor of sociology explains what the country's demographic makeup could look like by 2030.

Texas A&M researchers are developing technology that can depict underground drilling conditions in real time.

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