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The department offers degrees from two disciplines: Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering.

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The department of electrical and computer engineering offers research opportunities in a variety of areas.

Recent News

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Texas A&M researchers receive $5M for Department of Energy project

Dr. Hamid Toliyat is leading efforts for a multidisciplinary project through the U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy to design, manufacture and test a lightweight and ultra-efficient electric powertrain for aircraft propulsion.

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Researchers recognized for national security contributions

Three researchers in the NanoBio Systems Laboratory at Texas A&M University were recognized as Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Risers for their innovative research projects in the area of national security.

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New technology developed for single-cell analysis

Dr. Arum Han and his team have developed a new technology that can analyze cell properties through the use of single-cell electrorotation, which can aid in many life science applications such as disease diagnosis.

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#12 among public institution graduate programs
1,291 enrolled undergraduate students
744 enrolled graduate students