September
25 real-life robots that already exist - Reader's Digest (Sept. 13)
Quantum light source advances bio-imaging clarity - Phys.org (Sept. 19)
Bio-inspired inks for 3D printing of next-gen wearable tech - PLASTICS Today (Sept. 22)
Texas A&M research group study how computers can mimic the human brain - KRHD 25 (Sept. 22)
Team at Texas A&M using robots to aid in disaster relief - KBTX (Sept. 23)
August
Texas A&M junior combines passion for golf and engineering through viral TikTok videos - KRHD 25 (Aug. 2)
Rotary motor reveals how microbial metabolites modulate bacterial energetics - Physical.org (Aug. 2)
Unlocking cell nucleus behaviors - ScienceDaily (Aug. 18)
Texas A&M receives hypersonic contract - FOX 44 News (Aug. 19)
As one Texas city floods, what factors determine who’s next - KBTX (Aug. 24)
Extreme weather like drought and floods to become more frequent in Texas - KAGS (Aug. 26)
Federal funding promotes carbon storage by buildings - Civil Engineering Source (Aug. 29)
Smart insole checks fall risk for people with Parkinson’s - Futurity (Aug. 29)
July
Innovation at the intersection of agriculture and robotics - Robotics247 (July 10)
Energy specialist weighs in on Texas heat - Fox 26 Houston (July 11)
Inland cities face water supply problems as lakes evaporate due to climate change - Salon (July 11)
Many Texans listened to ERCOT's request and powered down. Why it matters. - KHOU-11 (July 11)
Texas A&M researching hempcrete, could be 'future of building homes' - KRHD 25 (July 12)
What does the future hold for the power grid? - KAGS (July 14)
UT, Texas A&M researchers develop e-tattoo that can continuously monitor blood pressure - Austin American-Statesman (July 21)
As a heat wave blankets much of the U.S., utilities are managing to keep up, for now - NPR (July 22)
June
Security of cyber-physical systems - POWER Magazine (June 2)
Amarillo native leads NASA Gateway Program to create moon orbiting space station - Amarillo Globe-News (June 4)
As national cybersecurity threats grow, why Texas could be a target - KXAN (June 5)
3D-printed shape memory alloy is engineered with superelasticity - National Science Foundation (June 16)
A&M TEES research support power grid against cyber-physical threats - KRHD25 (June 24)
Texas A&M University receives funding for hempcrete research - Cannabis Business Times (June 24)
Texas A&M receives $3.74M for 3D printed hempcrete buildings research - 3D Printing Media Network (June 25)
Petroleum coke may be a sustainable source of graphene - Mining.com (June 27)
Engineering student combines love of golf, TikTok - The Battalion (June 27)
Using colloidal nanodiscs for 3D bioprinting tissues and tissue models - Phys.org (June 29)
May
Texas A&M nationally recognized for graduate education of Hispanics/Latinos in STEM fields - FOX 44 (May 9)
Star Wars: A robotics expert reveals the The Mandalorian’s biggest flaw - Inverse (May 12)
Texas A&M, Tarrant County College team up to boost engineering degrees - Fort Worth Business Press (May 16)
First female chief flight director to join NASA’s Gateway leadership - NASA (May 18)
Cryptography in the blockchain era - Tech Xplore (May 18)
Local company places first at Texas A&M New Ventures Competition - The Eagle (May 22)
A good defect? Researchers discover helicoidal screw dislocations in layered polymers - Phys.org (May 24)
April
Senate confirms Texas A&M Engineer for key nuclear safety post - Texas A&M Today (April 7)
Dr. Marvin L. Adams sworn in as deputy administrator for NNSA’s Office of Defense Programs - National Nuclear Security Administration (April 11)
Texas A&M hosts Invent for the Planet - KAGS (April 21)
Wireless device to provide new options for colorectal cancer treatment - Medical Xpress (April 25)
Certain microwave frequencies can cause brain injuries - Futurity (April 26)
Group creating system to detect, prevent vision loss from diseases - KBTX (April 26)
Researchers aim to accurately monitor subsurface carbon dioxide storage - Phys.org (April 28)
Over 1,000 Texas A&M students gather at Engineering project showcase - KBTX (April 29)
March
Future astronauts might be able to 3D print their own spacesuits and parts as needed - Universe Today (March 1)
Fastest GPS routes may have higher crash risk - Futurity (March 1)
Driverless big rigs cruising around Houston | The Texas A&M program behind the new technology - KHOU 11 (March 2)
Your brain is fooled into feeling shapes and textures on this temperature-changing touchscreen - Gizmodo (March 9)
New Texas A&M research could lead to safer routes on navigation apps and tools - ABC13 (March 15)
Future astronauts and space tourists could rock 3D printed ‘second skin’ - Popular Science (March 15)
Aggies join hypersonic test flight research - The Eagle (March 21)
Texas A&M ranks among Best Graduate Schools - Fox 44 News (March 29)
U.S. News & World Report ranks Texas A&M graduate schools amongst top in the nation - Insite Brazos Valley Magazine (March 29)
Texas A&M researchers create new fire retardant coating - FOX 4 News (March 30)
February
January
Lithium batteries' big unanswered question - BBC (Jan. 5)
Texas A&M engineer develops 3D printed models that uncover the secrets behind optimal fracking - 3D Printing Industry (Jan. 7)
Child rescued in Washington County after iPhone app tracks suspected kidnapper - KBTX (Jan. 7)
Exoskeletons reduce injury, can workers handle the additional cognitive demands? - EHS Today (Jan. 12)
Investigating offshore methodology - Wind Systems (Jan. 15)
In Texas, driverless trucks are set to take over roads - Tech Xplore (Jan. 21)
A&M professor says Texas power grid should be able to handle another extreme winter storm - The Eagle (Jan. 20)