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Dec 17, 2020
Faculty members are experimenting with genetics, drones, robots and more.
tags: Research, College of Arts and Sciences, Stories, Degrees of Impact, Faculty, Vice President for Research, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
Dec 10, 2020
Hong Zhang believes the results can be applied to other crops, such as wheat, rice and corn.
tags: Stories, Research, College of Arts and Sciences, Faculty, Degrees of Impact, Vice President for Research
Dec 8, 2020
The endangered Mauritius fruit bat is once again the centre of a controversial cull at the hands of its government, much to the alarm of wildlife conservation organisations. Under pressure from both farmers and the public, the government of the Indian Ocean island recently announced a plan to cull 10% of its 80,000 or so fruit bats to protect the nation’s fruit industry.
Dec 7, 2020
National Geographic - The urgency of the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed some unlikely scientists into the fray, including a forensic anthropologist and a conservation biologist, egged on by their frisky African gray parrot.
tags: COVID-19, College of Arts and Sciences, Texas Tech in the News