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Analysis on the effects of workplace displacement provides insights into employee performance while working remotely
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Nickel-titanium shape memory records highest efficiency
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Researchers are working to mimic the unique sensations associated with different surface textures and shapes
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Clear feedback of fracturing processes is now possible thanks to an advanced algorithm developed by researchers
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A study found that educational outreach programs are positive for both audiences and the students who present them
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Device can be reconfigured multiple times simply by changing applied voltage
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A study found that wristbands can measure exposure to a class of chemicals that can be harmful during pregnancy
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A review of 10,000 students found no evidence that men outperform women in some science courses—which could help end stereotypes that harm women in STEM
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Using a bacterial strain found in mangroves, Texas A&M researchers have uncovered a low-cost, sustainable method for producing bioplastics
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Researchers have developed a new family of polymers that can self-heal, have shape memory, and are recyclable
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Texas A&M University researchers may have found a new method to improve the quality of low-resolution electron micrographs without compromising the integrity of specimen samples
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Texas A&M biomedical engineering researchers designed a medical device that mimics blood vessels to design and monitor drugs for patients with clotting disorders
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Texas A&M researchers found that miniature electronics based on the Japanese art of kirigami are ideal for pressure sensing because of their ability to be repeatedly compressed
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Texas A&M and Essentium, Inc. researchers have developed a way to more effectively weld adjacent printed layers together
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The strategy developed by Texas A&M researchers could help reduce nuclear waste
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