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Professor Ugochukwu Anieto is one of 28 U.S. professors who will take part in the academic exchange exploring Israel’s history, politics, culture and economy.

Ana Sirovic hopes to learn more about human movement and whale strikes, and how that data can possibly save the species that could face extinction.

A study by Texas A&M researchers found that people living near irregularly shaped parks had a lower mortality risk.

Karen L. Wooley will receive the highest professional distinction accorded solely to academic inventors at a 2020 induction ceremony.

Atmospheric scientist Ping Yang, biomedical scientist Lynne Opperman and civil engineer Eyad Masad will receive the 2019 honor from the American Association for the Advancement of Science for their extraordinary achievements.

H. Vincent Poor, professor of electrical engineering at Princeton University and a member of the National Academies, will present the Hagler Institute for Advanced Study’s Eminent Scholar Lecture on Nov. 18.

The Forsyth Galleries will celebrate its 30th anniversary with party and immersive opera experience Nov. 15.

The recognitions highlight Texas A&M’s commitment to investing in faculty with significant and sustained accomplishments and the promise of continued high-impact scholarship.

Guofei Gu was recognized by the ACM for his outstanding scientific contributions to the field.

The awards recognize employees who have made exemplary contributions to their university or agency and to the people of Texas.