Growth continues in Texas A&M’s Department of Computer Science and Engineering as faculty with expertise in artificial ...

Catherine “Katie” Jereza, assistant secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Electricity, toured Texas A&M ...

Texas A&M University engineers make groundbreaking discovery about the origins of life and establish a framework that improves research outcomes.

Dr. Ashok Mishra was recognized for his transformative research clarifying drought dynamics, migration patterns, propagation ...

Researchers are examining how electrons and ions move through metal-organic frameworks, offering insights to advance ...

As a nuclear engineering undergraduate and graduate student at Texas A&M University, Dr. Joshua Jarrell made the most of his education experience. The classes he took, experiences he had and the ...

John Hayes grew up just 45 minutes from NASA Johnson Space Center, where his grandfather worked during the Apollo era. Hayes enrolled at Texas A&M University in 2016, eventually landing on a pre-med ...

He joined the Texas A&M Department of Nuclear Engineering faculty this fall. He began his education in materials science, ...

A global oilfield services company is supporting Texas A&M University students embarking on international education through ...

A team from Texas A&M University Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS) recently came back from a NASA-sponsored competition, where they presented their idea for a patch that ...

A material from the Texas A&M Soft Matter Facility that stores daytime heat and releases it at night was recently featured on the cover of a top materials journal.

Lunar dust could be one of the biggest challenges of future moon missions. Fine, abrasive and electrostatically charged, it can interfere with the equipment astronauts need to conduct missions safely ...