A team of Texas A&M students in Boeing's GoFly Prize competition won $50,000 for their third-scale prototype. They've now set their sights on building a full-scale technology demonstrator for a final fly-off in 2020.
A Texas A&M petroleum engineering professor's research on natural gas hydrates could be key to developing the energy resource in an economical, environmentally responsible way.
Computer Science and Engineering students merged software and hardware to develop a self-playing glockenspiel to perform songs that include the "Aggie War Hymn," "Silent Night" and "Sandstorm" by Darude.
Engineering and science students kicked off their summer taking part in a simulation program of extraterrestrial operations and research, offered through Mars Academy USA
SpaceX Falcon 9 lifted off from Cape Canaveral with an undergraduate capstone team’s final project, an experiment facility known as Hermes, in its cargo.
A Texas A&M team will use a $1 million Department of Energy grant for research that could improve assessment of events that affect power system resilience.
The facility, which will be located at the intersection of F&B Road and Agronomy Road in College Station when it opens in June 2020, is funded by the Chancellor’s Research Initiative Award and matched by the Governor’s University Research Initiative Award.
