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Top experts in data science will gather at Texas A&M this week for a conference to address the latest developments and next big breakthroughs in big data.

Apollo 13 Astronaut Fred Haise will be at Texas A&M on Oct. 4 to present “Failure is Not an Option,” a first-hand account of his experiences with NASA and America’s Space Program.

Rudder made a significant call in 1966 that changed the course for one of the university’s most esteemed present-day academic departments — chemistry.

Images captured by an unmanned aerial vehicle or self-propelled ground vehicle could be worth more than a thousand man hours.

43 students who took part last month in Summer Educational Enrichment in Math at Texas A&M University.

Dr. Christodoulos A. “Chris” Floudas passed away Sunday, Aug. 14 due to an apparent heart attack.

TTI hosted a first of its kind two-truck platooning technology demonstration at the The Texas A&M University System RELLIS campus.

“System Identification of a Robotic Hummingbird,” authored by David Coleman and Dr. Moble Benedict, won the best paper award in the “Advanced Vertical Flight” session at the 2016 American Helicopter Society Annual Forum.

Sarbajit Banerjee, professor of chemistry at Texas A&M University, has been awarded the 2016 Beilby Medal and Prize.

Sheridan Mitchell Lorenz has established the Dr. Joseph Newton Graduate Student Service Award in the Texas A&M College of Science in tribute to Newton.