Research

Research by Department

Autonomy and Robotics

Exploring artificial intelligence, machine learning, machine vision, and related human interactions through applied technologies in autonomous vehicles and robotics

Energy Systems and Services

Global research in the areas that fuel our world, including petroleum, energy efficiency, emissions reduction, smart electric grids, and the machinery that supports energy production

Education and Training

Advancing engineering by developing learning environments and systems for all ages, from pre-kindergarten through professionals

Healthcare

Shaping the future of healthcare through research, training, education and outreach in bioinformatics, computational and systems biology, remote medical care, and biopharmaceutical manufacturing

Information Systems and Sensors

Technologies that fulfill the needs of clients and society, promoting economic growth and improved quality of life, from high-performance computing and 3D visualization to autonomous vehicles

Infrastructure

Advanced research to improve and sustain infrastructure through materials and structural systems that reduce costs and extend durability, safety, resiliency, and profitability

Materials and Manufacturing

Leading research into technology, materials, processes, and production strategies spanning a broad range of applications from aerospace vehicles to consumer goods and agriculture

Research, education and services related to the technologies, policies, and threats that affect our nation, including aircraft systems, cybersecurity, weapons detection, and the use of nuclear technology

By the Numbers

#2 in research expenditures nationwide (FY17)

$283 million in research expenditures (FY17)

1,474 students supported in research (FY17)

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 (TEES) 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.

Stories in Research

Engineering research improves economic development and quality of life in Texas, the nation and the world. Our researchers solve problems that affect society now and will affect us in the future.

All Research Stories

Texas A&M researcher finds nanoparticles may be the key to reducing arsenic intake in rice

New research may decrease the number of health issues caused across the globe from this important staple crop.

Collaborating to solve problems of ‘scaling up’ stem cell technology How researchers in medicine and engineering are moving a bone-healing technology forward

researchers Carl Gregory and Roland Kaunas

3D printing human tissue The ability to print human tissue will revolutionize healthcare.

Research Contact: Dr. Dimitris Lagoudas, Associate Vice Chancellor for Engineering Research
Phone: 979-845-1604 | Email: d-lagoudas@tamu.edu | Office: WERC 237C