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Coalition for Next Generation Life Science (CNGLS)

Texas A&M University is proud to be a member of the Coalition for Next Generation Life Science (CNGLS). Coalition members commit to collecting and publicly sharing data to increase transparency and, thus, improve training outcomes for the next generation of scientists around the world and to diversify the life sciences by enhancing recruitment and retention efforts. 

Coalition for Next Generation Life Sciences

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Life Sciences Degrees

At Texas A&M University, the following degrees are in the Life Sciences Category:

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Doctoral Career Outcomes

POSTDOCTORAL scholars Statistics

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Zahra Ghiasi Wins 2024 Three Minute Thesis Competition

After stellar presentations on research ranging from the irrationality of group-thinking to immune system treatments for PTSD, chemical engineering doctoral student Zhara Ghiasi emerged victorious at Texas A&M’s 12th annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition on Tuesday night.

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Resisting the Hustle

After talking with seasoned graduate students in my department, I see that most of us carry a sense of urgency regardless of where we are in the program. I was working inefficiently by pushing myself past my wall of productivity to prove to myself that I was working hard to earn my keep. However, after digging a little deeper into the colloquial understanding of the hustle, I see where my rigidly negative view of hustling hindered my ability to make peace with myself.

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High throughput phenotyping in sugarcane using an unoccupied aerial systems

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