System Chancellor John Sharp announced allocation of $5 million to support a mass spectrometry facility on the flagship campus.

How new technology may improve the safety and effectiveness of medications.

A robot assistant lifeguard called EMILY is making waves by helping migrants cross the Mediterranean Sea safely.

Researchers in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering at Texas A&M University are working to make life easier through research that is revolutionizing society.

Texas A&M University’s High Performance Research Computing center was recently named an Intel® Parallel Computing Center.

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What’s Up With The Red Chair?

March 31, 2016 • 2 min. read

A red chair was a key player in the 17th annual Women in Information Technology Conference, held in the Memorial Student Center.

Parkmobile, LLC and Texas A&M Transportation Services announced that Parkmobile will be the new mobile payments provider for parking at the university.

Fully automated vehicles are expected to hit the roads as early as 2018.

Are greener pastures really on the other side of your iPhone screen?

In the collaborative project with Arizona State and Yahoo!, Hu’s team at the Data Analytics at Texas A&M Lab focuses on social spamming detection and understanding user behavior by analyzing people’s online posts and social interactions.