Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES)

PATHS-UP recently hosted a workshop in Houston uniting clinicians, engineers, and researchers to tackle chronic diseases like diabetes and cancer. Co-hosted by #TEESresearch and leading institutions, the event fostered convergence research to explore digital health solutions using AI, wearables, and more. Read more: https://tx.ag/DigHealth Texas A&M University Department of Biomedical Engineering #HealthSolutions #Disease Research #ResearchCollaboration

Texas A&M researchers are taking big strides in the search for renewable energy by developing advanced materials for fusion power plants. With a $2.36 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), they’re using cutting-edge AI tools to speed up material discovery—targeting the creation of durable, cost-effective materials that could pave the way for commercial fusion energy. This innovative work, led by Dr. Raymundo Arróyave and a talented team from Texas A&M, Los Alamos, and Oak Ridge National Labs, aims to make fusion energy a reliable and sustainable option for Texas and beyond. 🌎⚡ Read more: https://tx.ag/TEESpower

Looking to enhance quality and patient safety while engaging your teams? Our upcoming course on Strategic Lean for Healthcare Leaders is designed to provide strategies to build a culture of continuous improvement across healthcare systems.👏 Limited spots available – for more information or to register now for January 2025: https://lnkd.in/gZ4B3hgm #TEESresearch #LeanHealthcare #TAMUengineering #HealthcareInnovation #TEESEDGE

This year, Texas A&M’s own Dr. Anand Puppala and his former students have received the prestigious J. James R. Croes Medal from the American Society of Civil Engineers. This award, honoring breakthrough research, was earned by their work on a new 3D modeling method for soil stability—vital for enhancing infrastructure safety, like dams and tailings sites, across Texas and beyond. Join us in celebrating this impactful research that’s putting Texas innovation on the map and improving safety for communities everywhere! 👏 Read more: https://tx.ag/TEESPuppala

How do antibiotics in irrigation water impact soil and bacteria? 🌱 Dr. Itza Mendoza-Sanchez is investigating the link between treated wastewater and antibiotic-resistant bacteria in agricultural soils. Supported by a $548K National Science Foundation (NSF) award, her work could shed light on soil’s natural filtering limits and inspire new STEM education tools. Read more: tx.ag/TreatedWater Zachry Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Texas A&M University #Wastewater #EnvironmentalEngineering #Research

Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station and Sandia National Labs are reshaping the future of joining technology with innovative interlocking metasurfaces! Using shape memory alloys allows this tech to withstand temperature changes and even reassemble on demand, opening new doors for aerospace, robotics, and biomedical devices. Read more: https://tx.ag/TEESBolts

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Today marks a historic milestone for Texas and the future of space exploration as officials broke ground on the new Texas A&M University Space Institute at NASA's Johnson Space Center! Dr. Nancy Currie-Gregg and Dr. Rob Ambrose lead the institute to fulfill Texas' call to bring the latest technology in space exploration and research to the state. The facility will support research for civilian, defense and commercial space missions. Read more: tx.ag/SpaceFacility Texas A&M University System