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Jay Kim standing in front of building

Assistant Professor Jungkyu (Jay) Kim microengineered a chip that replicates the human cornea and can be used to help speed up the drug-evaluation process for eye medications.

luis herra-estrella sits on bench

Herrera-Estrella will conduct his research in cotton genomics and molecular plant biology through the Department of Plant and Soil Sciences.

patrick quarm standing in center of photo, standing in front of his art. examples of his work are on either side

Patrick Quarm blends experiences from his life in Ghana and his time in Lubbock to create visual narratives of hybridity.

Bei Bei Ren, standing in front of miniature power grid in lab

A new technology could allow renewable energy to be easily connected to the grid in a stable way to improve power quality and reliability.

scroeder and burgett with mesonet

A new micro-gin gives Texas Tech's Fiber & Biopolymer Research Institute the ability to study cotton from field to fabric.

 

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