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Data from 10,000 workers show sit-stand desks boost active work time by 43 minutes a day — or roughly $9,000 in annual productivity per employee.

The new method produces images about five times sharper than conventional two-photon microscopy.

Researchers are tracing contaminants through marine food webs and developing new ways to identify subtle neurological abnormalities in wild animals.

Researchers are studying whether dogs can deter coyotes and improve survival of the imperiled native fox.

Researchers are exploring an Alzheimer’s disease treatment using nanoscale engineering that targets the brain.

The system filters and categorizes disaster, weather and humanitarian reports to help emergency professionals quickly find relevant information during emergency response.

Nearly 1,900 attendees explored the future of Texas' built environment as the CEO reflected on his Aggie roots and the forthcoming Aplin Center.

Fans can see the patriotic race cars from the Freedom 250 Grand Prix in Washington, D.C., and NASCAR's historic Naval Base Coronado race, enjoy giveaways and pre-order die-cast replicas at the Nov. 14 Aggie Fan Zone.

A $1.94 million federal award will build on efforts to strengthen community-based healthy aging services.

Researchers engineer an ultra-hard diamond composite, then blast it with hypersonic projectiles, triggering a rapid transformation that could power future defense, aerospace and protective materials.