Climate Scientist Named a Global Thinker by Foreign Policy
Jan 15, 2019
Katharine Hayhoe serves as the co-director of the Texas Tech Climate Science Center.
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Hurricane Michael Cost This Military Base About $5 Billion, Just One of 2018's Weather Disasters
Jan 14, 2019
Inside Climate News - As Hurricane Michael quickly gained strength over unusually warm water in the Gulf of Mexico, Tyndall Air Force Base began sending its stealth fighters to safer bases—all but the more than a dozen planes undergoing maintenance. Two days later, the base was being ripped apart by 155 mile-per-hour winds that left it littered with the twisted metal of torn-away rooftops and hangars.
Two Texas Tech Researchers Working Toward Universal Flu Vaccine
Jan 14, 2019
With a five-year grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Harvinder Gill and Steve Presley are targeting the most unchanging parts of the flu virus.
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Physics & Astronomy Researchers Observed Mysterious Behavior of 'The Cow'
Jan 10, 2019
Texas Tech University researchers discovered peculiar X-ray characteristics of AT2018cow, an unusual transient source, and suggest it was likely an uncommon core collapse supernova.
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