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Researchers work to preserve our state’s most precious natural resource — water.
A 16 year-old patient undergoes an innovative cancer treatment to spare her leg from amputation.
Texas health institutions train emergency responders and coordinate rescue efforts in disasters such as hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
Researchers recreate tornado destruction to prepare for real-world twisters.
Scientists work to preserve the health of the delicate Gulf Coast ecosystem.
Educators discuss the changes our society must make to succeed in an increasingly competitive global market.
Astronomers in West Texas take us to the farthest reaches of the galaxy.
Physicians and researchers work to keep our country safe from food contaminants and terrorist-planned disease outbreaks.
Robots communicate as they learn to take on jobs too dangerous for humans.
Researchers combat rapidly mutating diseases like the Ebola and West Nile viruses in this high-stakes medical detective story.
Two noted family psychologists discuss why stable, nurturing families help determine the future of us all.
Scientists use nanotechnology to create artificial muscles.
Health experts explore causes — and potential cures — for these growing epidemics.
Researchers use adult stem cells to create a cure for growing numbers of defective hearts.
Forensic anthropologists use science to prevent anybody from getting away with murder.
Texas’ state demographer discusses the critical impact of population shifts and growth.
Experts explain the necessity of providing equal access to higher education for new generations of Texans.
Students learn about science, literature and the natural world through an innovative summer program.
Two state-of-the-art programs improve and accelerate training for healthcare workers.
A noted economist explains why human beings are the most important resource in our society.
Physicians explore treatments for age-related illnesses, such as Alzheimer’s disease.
A young musician joins an elite ensemble at one of the most famous jazz studies programs in the nation.
Medical, science and engineering researchers from across Texas gather to exchange ideas and learn about new areas of research.
A celebrated philosopher discusses every human's search for meaning and belonging.
Law students work to free inmates who are serving time for crimes they did not commit.
Experts explore sustainable design and the relationship between manmade environments and public health.
An art professor explores the convergence of art and life
Houston — one of the country’s most polluted cities — strives to become a national model for change.
A researcher explores communication — and how language sometimes breaks down when we need it most.
A new generation of 3-D animators brings Hollywood to the third coast.
Higher-education experts across the state work to solve our world’s impending energy crisis.