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How Parents Can Play a Role in a Child Injury
Les Podlog said it is not uncommon for injured teens to feel like their peers might view them as “weak” or “soft.”Read More
Ancient Flying Pterosaur Also Sailed Seas
Tapejara was an excellent flyer that also had an innate nautical knowledge of sailing.Read More
Partnership with Chemists Yields New Discovery
Research could lead to greater understanding of ionic liquids used in high-efficiency solar cells; Read MoreThe Naked Gospel: Disrobing Christianese Jargon
Texas Tech linguistics professor Andrew Farley's new book delves into the truth of Jesus' teachingsRead More
Texas Tech Receives Nearly $1 Million Grant From NSF
The $978,000 grant will be used to administer the growing number of STEM educational outreach programs at the university. Read MoreResearcher Creates New Weapon in War on Bacteria
Tech researcher publishes discovery of chemical additive that may make old antibiotics viable against antibiotic-resistant bugs. Read MoreProfessor Receives NSF Career Grant
Professor Michael Mayer's research focuses on developing new, more flexible plastic materials. Read MoreRESEARCH OFFICES
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Recent graduate Arathi Sethumadhavan's research could help air traffic control designers.
Researcher says history of Southeast Asia’s rainforests is crucial to understanding deforestation impact.
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