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When exercise feels like fun
It’s 5 o’clock somewhere, including Texas A&M College of Dentistry’s makeshift dance floor in the sixth-floor lobby. These line dancers, however, arrive in scrubs, T-shirts and various workout gear. Every Tuesday evening since early April, students, faculty and staff alike ...
National faculty award for Kabani
Dr. Faizan Kabani can add yet another award to his growing list of kudos. The assistant professor recently returned from Chicago as the 2019 winner of the American Dental Education Association’s Junior Faculty Award. Since joining Texas A&M College of ...
Research Scholars Day 2019
From judges to mentors, student researchers to behind-the-scenes organizers, Research Scholars Day on April 3 was truly a team effort. “The organization of the event is not a one-man show. I had a lot of help,” says Dr. Bruno Ruest, ...
A different kind of drill
Prepare for a filling without using a drill? There’s a gel for that, say second-year dental hygiene students Samantha Barkis, Candace Pope and Tina Tabrizi. They hope their investigation into a treatment used overseas will spark further research in the ...
New chapter begins after 45 years
Perhaps Dr. Charles Berry’s approach to life and work is illustrated most compellingly on the high peaks of the Rocky Mountains. He once summited four 14,000-foot peaks in one week, declaring to his weary trail companions, “We’ve got to get ...
The Way I See It: Dr. Harlan Raley ’51
Dr. Harlan Raley '51 graduated from Texas A&M College of Dentistry’s predecessor, Baylor University College of Dentistry, as part of an exceptionally close-knit class composed of many World War II veterans. Raley served with the Navy in the South Pacific. ...
Getting closer to the finish line: A story in pictures
A day in their scrubs
Meet DH2 Alfredo Rodriguez
Making teeth transparent
One tissue clearing technique; many possibilities
The pilot program, a semester in
Student-faculty collaboration is the cornerstone
Feng receives Regents Professor Award
Dr. Jerry Feng, assistant dean for research and a biomedical sciences faculty member, recently received one of the highest honors awarded to his peers throughout the Texas A&M System: the Regents Professor Award. Feng, a 2017 Texas A&M Presidential Impact ...
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