The National Academy of Inventors will induct Bill McCutchen, Duncan Maitland and Richard Miles during its 10th annual meeting in June 2021.

Named for a pioneer programmer, the Grace system will address a surge in on-campus demand for high-performance computing.

Virtual event presents awards in two categories and attracts participants from across Texas A&M’s colleges and schools.

Texas A&M faculty members will present research supported by Round Two of the X-Grants and the Texas A&M Triads for Transformation programs at the second annual event.

FASTER will empower researchers across The Texas A&M University System and collaborating institutions to make groundbreaking advancements across a spectrum of disciplines in science and engineering.

Professors from the colleges of science and engineering will accept honors for significant achievements in bioinorganic chemistry, aerospace engineering and biomedical sciences.

Fellows from Class of 2015 serve as narrators for new videos about research projects recognized for their creativity and scholarly value.

The university's latest submission to the National Science Foundation’s annual HERD survey shows a significant increase in federal funding.