Research
Cutting-Edge Research with Real-World ImpactAt the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES), our researchers tackle critical challenges with cutting-edge solutions. We deliver practical answers to pressing needs while advancing education and fostering interdisciplinary research, both fundamental and applied.
Cutting-Edge Research with Real-World Impact
At the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES), our researchers tackle critical challenges with cutting-edge solutions. We deliver practical answers to pressing needs while advancing education and fostering interdisciplinary research, both fundamental and applied.
Rodney Bowersox
Deputy Director, Texas A&M Engineering Experiment StationTexas A&M Engineering Experiment Station- [email protected]
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Fueling Research and Innovation Across Texas A&M Engineering
The Engineering Research Office (ERO) empowers Texas A&M engineers to achieve excellence in research. We provide support for everyday needs and guidance for large, complex projects that require extra planning and collaboration. From finding the right tools and funding to turning ideas into real-world solutions, ERO is here to help every step of the way.
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Focused Research. Powerful Results.
At TEES, we conduct research that helps people live healthier, safer and better lives, while driving economic growth. By partnering with Texas A&M University’s College of Engineering and industry leaders, we tackle big challenges around the globe. We also prepare students with the skills and experience they need to solve today’s problems and tomorrow’s opportunities.
Artificial Intelligence
Our artificial intelligence (AI) research impacts fields like energy, healthcare, materials and manufacturing and data sciences.
Autonomy and Robotics
Our work explores artificial intelligence, machine learning and machine vision technologies, and the autonomous and unmanned systems that interact with humans.
Energy Systems
We advance how energy is produced, used, and conserved. Our work spans fossil, renewable, and next‑generation nuclear technologies, along with energy economics and systems engineering. We design and optimize energy systems for buildings, transportation and industrial applications.
Healthcare
We study medicine, health care tech and life sciences. We focus on bioinformatics, systems biology, new medical devices and training for the pharmaceutical field.
Information Systems and Data Science
We advance theory and practice in information, coding, signal processing, control and secure networks, with applications in communications, wireless systems, vehicles and robotics.
Infrastructure, Safety, and Risk
Our infrastructure research develops sustainable materials, advanced structural systems, and innovative engineering solutions that improve the safety, durability and cost-effectiveness of land and marine infrastructure.
Materials and Manufacturing
We study smart materials and process design, using advanced techniques and sensors. We innovate supply chains, quality control and nanoscale aerospace materials.
National Security and Safety
At TEES, research supporting our national security partners is at the core of what we do, focusing on cybersecurity, chemical safety, advanced computing, nuclear security, and medical/industrial nuclear services.
Space Engineering
We study space to explore possibilities, push the boundaries of innovation, gain knowledge of the unknown, and become leaders in the new space economy.
Workforce Development
Our workforce training and learning development programs help engineers advance their expertise and educators inspire future innovators.
Annual Research Conference: Join the Conversation
Each spring, the TEES Annual Research Conference (TARC) brings together teachers and researchers from all over Texas. They share ideas, start new projects and work together to solve big problems. This special event focuses on important topics like energy, healthcare, buildings and roads, new materials and keeping our country safe.
Participate and Collaborate at TARC