January
February
Novel hydrogels degrade while stem cells flourish for tissue repair (Feb. 4)
Researchers explore hydrogels that are promising materials for delivering therapeutic cells (Feb. 4)
New hydrogels wither while stem cells flourish for tissue repair (Feb. 5)
Complaining about climate change on Twitter might actually help scientists (Feb. 6)
MAP hydrogel biodegradation enhances stem cell growth (Feb. 10)
The U.S. power grid desperately needs upgrades to handle climate change (Feb. 12)
Tool finds software update bugs in hours, not days (Feb. 13)
Robotic medicine may be the weapon the world needs to combat the coronavirus (Feb. 26)
Utilizing your smart watch to manage your mental health (Feb. 28)
Texas A&M team identifies African dust above Houston (Feb. 28)
New technology could help fatigued offshore workers avoid accidents (Feb. 28)
March
Killer treatments (March 2)
Playing on keys (March 3)
Detecting deep fakes (March 6)
Researchers develop flood prediction tool (March 10)
Texas A&M researchers develop flood prediction tool (March 12)
Factories pivot to fight coronavirus, but challenges abound (March 21)
April
Texas A&M researchers create do-it-yourself protective masks for hospitals battling COVID-19 (April 1)
Texas A&M researchers design 3D-printed diffuser to treat COVID-19 patients (April 9)
A&M engineering students offering free online tutoring (April 14)
Scientists use a little math to print the strongest kind of steel (April 19)
Texas A&M, TEEX explore robotics applications to protect health workers (April 19)
May
June
July
Goal is finding tech to ‘deter war,’ says new leader for Texas A&M Army test center (July 3)
Texas A&M researchers are developing a wrist-worn system to monitor blood pressure during sleep (July 8)
6 advances in 3D bioprinting of living tissue (July 8)
New tech keeps photo batteries from going boom (July 15)
Researchers are producing COVID-19 spike proteins to prevent future infections (July 19)
How the world’s smelliest fruit could power your phone (July 26)
A possible weapon against the pandemic: printing human tissue (July 27)