Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station

Industry Support

Technical Assistance Program (TAP)

As a state agency, TEES offers low-cost technical assistance to qualified companies. We offer:

Technical consultations
Market and competitive analysis
Design/technical feasibility studies
Requirements definitions

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TEES offering low-cost assistance to Texas technology industry

TEES is expanding its Technical Assistance Program to link Texas small businesses to the broad spectrum of engineering and technology research capital within The Texas A&M University System and its partner network statewide.
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Cope to head TEES industry assistance program

Dr. Dale A. Cope has been named director of industry assistance for the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES).
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Survey reveals Texans’ concerns about water issues

A recent survey of Texas citizens conducted by TEES researchers revealed that, contrary to earlier predictions, Texans are interested in, and concerned about, the quality and quantity of water in the Lone Star State.
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Vegetation on power lines can cause power outages and wildfires. TEES research could improve electric power distribution and quality, and reduce the cost of delivery.

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A powerful topical preventative for HIV could be a step closer to clinical trials thanks to a newly discovered molecular compound that destroys the virus on contact.

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TEES researchers are working on one solution that will change how electricity is delivered from suppliers to consumers as part of a $4.9 million federal grant.

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A TEES mechanical engineering researcher has developed a polymer coating that keeps cotton clothing and foam-based furniture from going up in flames.

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The TEES Center for Emergency Informatics focuses improving, integrating and using new information technologies for disaster preparedness and response.

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The Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station performs quality research driven by real-world problems; strengthens and expands the state’s workforce through education and training; and develops and transfers technology to industry.

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