New interdisciplinary center to advance research, teaching and public service focused on the causes, conduct and consequences of war and conflict.

An expert explains how increasingly accessible and sophisticated technology is creating rapidly evolving potential threats.

Military Times recognizes the university as a national leader for its commitment to veterans through financial assistance, academic support and campus culture.

Entrance sign to the RELLIS campus at Texas A&M University

The Energy Proving Ground will be a hub for innovation and collaboration for Texas A&M researchers and industry partners.

Researchers recommend mobile clinics, telehealth and community partnerships to improve access to potentially lifesaving care.

Early results show electron beams can sterilize male flies in seconds without radioactive materials, offering a potentially more effective tool for eradication efforts.

Data from 10,000 workers show sit-stand desks boost active work time by 43 minutes a day — or roughly $9,000 in annual productivity per employee.

Researcher in a lab coat looks at test tubes on a lab counter

As a land-grant university, Texas A&M conducts research driven by public need and a sense of service, uniting inquiry and expertise to turn knowledge into solutions that make a real difference in the real world.

The new method produces images about five times sharper than conventional two-photon microscopy.

Researchers are tracing contaminants through marine food webs and developing new ways to identify subtle neurological abnormalities in wild animals.