
engineering and technology
The researchers predict that by 2030, urban areas will expand by more than 463,000 square miles.
A traditional satellite mission to go capture each object is not efficient enough to make an appreciable difference due to the high cost of orbit transfers.
Besides providing NASA with scores of engineers and flight technicians, several Aggies have served as true astronauts.
Anyone who has seen a movie with special effects — especially the Academy Award-winning ones — has seen the outstanding artistic talents of an Aggie.
A new ranking in A Review of Fifty Public University Honors Programs puts the Texas A&M University Honors Program in the top spot in the category of “Schools with Engineering Focus.”
The painful finger-pricks diabetics are forced to endure when checking their blood sugar levels could become a thing of the past.
Texas A&M Engineers Develop Fire-Resistant, Environmentally Friendly Coating
April 23, 2012 • 4 min. readA thin polymer coating developed by materials engineers at Texas A&M University could keep cotton clothing and polyurethane-foam-based furniture from going up in flames.
Texas A&M Presents International Awards For Excellence To Three Faculty, One Student
April 19, 2012 • 6 min. readTexas A&M University has presented the 2012 Eppright Award honoring an international student and the Bush Excellence Awards for international teaching, international research and public service.
“These green roofs actually will help mitigate problems in the urban areas like what people call having an urban heat island."
The gift, presented to the Texas A&M Foundation, will fund several academic programs at the university.