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Jan 11, 2011
New York Times - Scientists have reported finding the oldest known winemaking operation, about 6,100 years old, complete with a vat for fermenting, a press, storage jars, a clay bowl and a drinking cup made from an animal horn. Grape seeds, dried pressed grapes, stems, shriveled grapevines and residue were also found, and chemical analyses indicate red wine was produced there.
tags : Texas Tech in the News
Jan 11, 2011
The exhibit will be on display from Jan. 18 to Feb. 27.
tags : Campus Life, College of Visual and Performing Arts, Stories
Jan 10, 2011
Non-Clinical Medical Jobs, Careers, and Opportunities - Many people have asked me why I chose to do the MD/MBA program. Honestly, I applied to the program somewhat on a whim. I didn’t have aspirations of being a hospital CMO or starting up my own biotech company; I simply wanted to learn more about the business aspect of medicine. In the past century, healthcare has transformed into a major complex industry, but medical school fails to teach us thoroughly about this component. Fortunately, schools have responded to this problem, and there are now more than fifty MD/MBA programs in the United States.
tags : Texas Tech in the News
Jan 10, 2011
Gebisa Eleta will speak on 'Feeding More with Less: Humanity's Grand Challenge of the 21st Century' at 3 p.m. Jan. 31.
tags : College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Events, Research, Stories, Vice President for Research