As the situation with the COVID-19 virus continues to evolve, there will be challenges in carrying out our research mission as well as our educational mission. The Vice President for Research has established this webpage, accessible from the TAMU.edu/coronavirus webpage, to provide regular information updates. Guidance is provided in FAQ format to assist faculty and researchers on all campuses with active research programs in managing their ongoing research and planning for potential future limitations.

Texas A&M University's Division of Research, through Research Compliance and Biosafety, is responsible for providing training and support to faculty, students, and staff in regulatory requirements for research.

Please enjoy this inaugural issue of our online magazine, research@Texas A&M. Here you will see bacteria create eye-catching designs that resemble art; watch scientists as they track the COVID-19 virus across our flagship campus; and read about A&M researchers who are diagnosing cancer in dogs and people, using robotics to make dangerous jobs safer, and experimenting with tiny objects that could soon have a huge impact on our health, society, and world.