A team of Texas A&M engineering researchers has been awarded over $1 million from NASA to study the impact of using VAs to support crew members on long duration exploration missions.
Computer science and engineering researchers will collaborate with MoodMe will focus specifically on the techniques used to re-identify participants in video conferences to measure their emotions and attentiveness.
The clearest view to date of cold gas rotation around a supermassive black hole showcased the power of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory’s Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA).
Texas A&M researchers from the College of Engineering and the Health Science Center teamed up on a report that underscores the importance of the use of telemonitoring technology for rural and underserved Texans.
A Texas A&M team is working to create new tools that can help in the treatment of these diseases by leveraging a new bioengineering technology, called “organ-on-a-chip.”
Texas A&M's David C. Powers earned the National Science Foundation's CAREER Award for his research focused on developing new catalysts to address unsolved problems in chemical synthesis and energy conversion.
Texas A&M-Galveston Chief Operating Officer Col. Michael Fossum discusses his 194 days in space as a NASA astronaut, the impact of Apollo 11 on his life and inspiring the next generation of space travelers.
