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Texas A&M-Led Study Reveals Diminished Role for Neutrons in Creation of Carbon in Stars
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Texas A&M-Led Study Reveals Diminished Role for Neutrons in Creation of Carbon in Stars

A Texas A&M University-led collaboration has yielded new insight into one of the universe’s most important primordial reactions that made all life on Earth possible. The multi-institution team of nuclear scientists that also includes researchers from Washington University in St. Louis and Ohio University concluded in a recent study that the role neutrons play in […]

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Texas A&M Physics, Cyclotron Institute Team With NASA to Offer New Master’s Degree

One of the biggest challenges organizations face among the many potential hazards they encounter when sending humans and aerospace systems traveling through the endless reaches of the cosmos is the harsh radiation environment. All it takes is a single rogue particle to wreak havoc on the electronic components of a spacecraft with potentially catastrophic results. […]

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