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Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station

The Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) performs research and leverages expertise from universities, national laboratories and state and federal agencies to improve lives through basic and applied engineering research. Our collaborations result in cutting-edge solutions to global technical challenges.

Why Choose TEES?
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Applying artificial intelligence to decarbonize buildings

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Applied Research

TEES supports initiatives that solve problems through applied engineering research, technology development and collaboration with industry.

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Technology Transition

Our Office of Technology Transition helps to transform researchers' discoveries into business activities and products.

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Workforce Development

We support the state's workforce through education and training opportunities for every stage in life.

Market Segments

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Energy

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Health Care

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Infrastructure

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Manufacturing

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National Security

Work With Us

By the Numbers

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1,388 research projects in 2022
$195M in TEES research awards in 2022
625 industry partners in 2022

Who We Are

Applied Research

TEES has the capabilities and flexibility to meet the applied research needs of industry, government and academia through multidisciplinary and multi-institutional connections.

Services

Mission Driven

TEES is chartered by the State of Texas to execute the land grant mission as an independent research and development agency serving state and national security needs. We are an equitable partner that serves as the catalyst for stronger solutions.

Crosscutting Strengths

Impact

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Evaluating the trustworthiness of robots to prevent industrial base threats

As the manufacturing industry shifts toward smart technologies and automation, the threat of bad actors compromising industrial capability rises. SecureAmerica Institute partners are developing an external system to identify and prevent robotic untrustworthiness.

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Protecting the power grid through cyber-physical threat response

Dr. Katherine Davis and her team are working on a solution to help utility providers respond against multi-stage, cyber-physical threats. The U.S. Department of Energy project will develop a physics-informed, artificial intelligence-enabled intrusion response solution for energy management systems in support of power resiliency.

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How 5G can make the manufacturing industry safer and more efficient

5G technology is poised to offer manufacturers the ability to make rapid, real-time decisions — bridging existing gaps in the nation’s industrial base.

 

Contact Us

For information about the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, contact us at tees-info@tamu.edu.