A team of astronomers, including two from A&M, discovered a massive inactive galaxy more than 12 billion years old.
Formed about 1.5 billion years after the Big Bang, a unique galaxy named ZF-COSMOS-20115...
A solar lab concentrator, a solar reactor and a group of dedicated researchers — herein lies a possible solution for the future of the environment: Converting carbon dioxide to usable solar fuel.
Associate...
After two years of planning, A&M securely moved a 60-year-old device located in the basement of the former Zachry Engineering Building.Last semester, the AGN-201M reactor — one of A&M’s...
A team of researchers at A&M has been working on an alternative theory for how life developed on Earth, and it could affect the way scientists look for extraterrestrial life on other worlds.
A team...
36 scientists, 2,500 miles of Pacific Ocean and one goal: Discover how iron particles move as hot and cold water are mixed in deep ocean water.
Jessica Fitzsimmons, assistant professor in the Department...
The next generation of scientists interested in space exploration — including a few from Texas A&M — will compete in June against colleges around the country to come up with a potential...
Since the 2013 announcement of the 25 by 25 objective — the plan to have 25,000 students enrolled in the College of Engineering by 2025 — there has been doubt about the university’s ability...
When Garrett Medellin, communication junior, first came to campus, he felt out of place and wasn’t sure if Texas A&M was the place for him, but by immersing himself in a Living Learning Community...
A $3.5 million deal announced last week will bring T-Mobile into Kyle Field to improve gameday connectivity for the company’s customers.
As part of Kyle Field’s overhaul, which began in 2014,...
In Texas alone, there are over one million unpaid caregivers for the growing number of individuals living with dementia.
Dementia is a disorder that affects mental processes caused by brain disease or...
Preheat the oven to 325 degrees Fahrenheit, bake for 20 minutes and cool for another five minutes — even the most simple of tasks in cooking have millions of chemical reactions happening on the surface...
“We do something some would call a little bit crazy — we light our hands on fire,” said petroleum engineering junior Shahroz Khan as he performed a demonstration at A&M’s 15th...
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