Our faculty and students conduct research that improves quality of life worldwide.
3D printing resilient buildings using hempcrete could lower the environmental impact of traditional construction methods.
Texas A&M University researchers hope their work will unlock control and customization of polymer performance.
Researchers are working to create radiation-hardened integrated circuits that can heal after experiencing damage from space radiation.
Research conducted by higher education has made a significant impact on our health, safety and quality of life, and has contributed to the economic growth and development of our country.
The College of Engineering — through its affiliation with the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station and with partnerships with industry and other institutions of higher education — is committed to helping keep our country competitive by conducting practical research to address world problems.
Dr. Dimitris Lagoudas, associate vice chancellor for engineering research
Phone: 979-458-1378 | Email: d-lagoudas@tamu.edu