engineering and technology

The Texas A&M graduate visited campus and addressed an audience of Aggie movie buffs about his education, his stints working for Pixar and LucasFilm, and shared some funny behind-the-scenes anecdotes.

Texas A&M scientists have flown three unmanned aerial vehicles over the Gulf of Mexico affected by red tide in South Texas.

Twenty children will be receiving new, 3-D printed prosthetic hands thanks to Dwight Look College of Engineering at Texas A&M.

Budding student video game developers from universities across the nation will gather on the Texas A&M campus for “Chillenium.”

Texas A&M researchers are endeavoring to help people who struggle with tic disorders by developing an online self-help program.

The TAMUG student symposium attracted 62 poster presentations. Largest number yet.

New research done by Texas A&M Ph.D. student Ryan Clanton has found a way to turn one of the most common progenitors of disease, microbes, into an ally in the fight against cancer.

Some of the groundbreaking discoveries do not successfully move from the bench to the bedside because researchers find they have limited training when it comes to commercialization.

A smart device that translates sign language while being worn on the wrist could bridge the communications gap between the deaf and those who don’t know sign language.

The fax machine's story is a classic example of how one technology can change ideas and expectations quickly.