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The annual awards recognize rising science and engineering stars in the Texas research community.

The Texas A&M School of Public Health is starting a two-year initiative to hire 16 new faculty members and scholars in response to interest created by the COVID-19 pandemic.

After enduring his own health problems, Dylan McCreedy is determined to help those suffering from spinal cord injuries.

For John E. Hurtado, who is now leading the College of Engineering, his journey at Texas A&M started with grad school.

The Chancellor's EDGES fellowships honor mid-career faculty members making significant marks in their disciplines.

Texas A&M researcher Martial Ndeffo is applying mathematical programs and new approaches to find ways to prevent the spread of diseases.

Produced by the Division of Research, research@Texas A&M showcases the university’s scientists, engineers and scholars.

College of Architecture professor Rodney Hill, who came to Texas A&M in 1969 and designed the university’s mace, influenced thousands of Aggies during his tenure.

Wooley, a University Distinguished Professor and holder of the W.T. Doherty-Welch Chair in Chemistry, is Texas A&M’s second recipient of the SEC’s highest faculty honor.

In 1968, Betty Miller Unterberger became the first woman to hold the position of full professor at the university.