The annual program featured NASA astronauts and emphasized careers in science, technology, engineering andThe annual program featured NASA astronauts and emphasized careers in science, technology, engineering and math.
A $1.2 million National Science Foundation grant will allow Texas A&M researchers and collaborators to work to improve the understanding of human-robot interactions in high-risk industries.
The surveys of shuttle riders and other information collected will inform planning for future transit and transportation options on campus and in the surrounding Bryan-College Station community.
Rui Tuo's research aims to establish a new uncertainty quantification (UQ) method, through experimental design, data analysis, and model validation and calibration.
U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, Army Futures Command Gen. John Murray and Texas A&M System Chancellor John Sharp announced a $65 million, five-year agreement supporting research into new technologies.
