Looking Back: Making an Impact Through Research
December 24, 2014
Studies include blood sucking eyeworms, a new species of prehistoric reptile, love languages and more.
Researchers: Blood-Sucking Eyeworm Culprit to Quail Decline
The Texas Tech-led study, was part of the multi-million dollar Operation Idiopathic Decline.
Petroleum Engineering Celebrates New Research Facility
Terry Fuller Petroleum Engineering Research Building is entirely donor funded.
Researchers Uncover New Species of Prehistoric Reptile
The rare female phytosaur skull is believed to be more than 200 million years old.
Are You Hearing the Language of Love?
Researcher: Matching conjunctions, pronouns may spell a match better than good looks, fast car.
Texas Tech Breaks Ground on Research and Technology Park
(VIDEO) This project will provide academic and business opportunities with the private sector.
Bad dog? Professor Develops Smelly Tool to Stop That!
(VIDEO) Texas Tech professor discovers a pig pheromone that can stop dogs from barking, jumping.
Nutritional Sciences Researcher Looking for New Ways to Treat Cancer
Julian Spallholz has incorporated the trace element selenium into the fight against breast cancer.
Survey: Public Relations Reps are Knowledgeable but also Unethical
Texas Tech researchers hope new findings will help alter the public's perception of the profession.
Saving Lives in Africa
Professors help Malawian village combat iron deficiency with a sustainable goat production program.
Chemist to Study How Breast Cancer Breaks into the Brain
Project will be funded by a $1.2 million CPRIT grant.
Research Reveals Why Certain Slogans Work, Others Don't
Associate Professor Mayukh Dass found people like slogans based on clarity, exposition of benefits.