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Roper technology aims to dramatically improve efficiency of herd management
Dr. Elizabeth Benavides is working with startup Reap to develop Roper, a precision herd management technology that uses solar-powered ear tags with GPS to track livestock. The technology also allows for remote monitoring of the tagged animals' health.
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Texas State makes lunar landing documentary, oral histories available for Apollo 11 anniversary
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Video: Build Learn Advance Program comes to a close at Texas State
RESEARCH & INNOVATION
Crowdfunding has become important to Texas classroom teachers
RESEARCH & INNOVATION
Reducing the Carbon Footprint in Concrete Construction
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT
Master's student receives grant for Respiratory Care research
CAMPUS COMMUNITY
Trio elected to Texas Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education leadership
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Adolescents using multiple sources for prescription drugs at high risk for substance use disorders
Medicine News line | July 18, 2019
Dr. Ty Schepis discusses the need of intervention in adolescents abusing prescription drugs to address their substance use, as well as any other medical and mental health issues.
Texas State's Forensic Center stays busy identifying bodies for law enforcement
CBS Austin | July 15, 2019
Dr. Daniel Wescott, director of Texas State's Forensic Anthropology Center, is helping the Seguin Police Department determine the identity of a skeleton that was found last week in a house.
‘Confirmation Bias’ Called a Key Reason for Wrongful Convictions
The Crime Report | July 16, 2019
Dr. Kim Rossmo and Dr. Joycelyn Pollock's research on wrongful conviction cases show confirmation bias played a central role in nearly all cases examined and suggests specialized training may help mitigate influence from said biasses.
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