No matter how much technical knowledge an individual possesses, success requires teamwork and leadership. A new program at Texas A&M aims to pass these skills on to engineering students.The Zachry...

A typical day at CERN — the world’s largest particle accelerator — is anything but typical. Colleagues may be from the United States, Russia or any of the other dozen nations involved...

SciTech Battalion reporter Zachary Grinovich sat down with Sherry Yennello, chemistry professor and director of Texas A&M’s Cyclotron Institute, an on-campus particle accelerator, to discuss...

Charlie Duke is a member of one of the most exclusive groups in the world. He is one of the 12 men in history to step foot on the moon — an experience which he spoke about Tuesday morning at Rudder...

The Battalion Science and technology reporter Connor Smith sat down with entomology professor Adrienne Brundage to talk about what it’s like being one of the founders of one of the first craft breweries...

The United States has successfully launched six lunar missions — a scientific and engineering legacy that former Apollo astronaut Charlie Duke hopes to foster in the next generation at A&M.Tuesday...

Astronomers will soon have a new set of eyes to probe the far reaches of the universe, as the Giant Magellan Telescope’s fourth mirror begins the careful process from glass shards to an observatory’s...

My first memory of the night sky came from driving around pastures in my dad’s truck with my brother and sister; all of us had our heads hanging out the window to stare up at the stars. Despite the...

The Dwight Look College of Engineering is on track to meet its lofty goal of 25,000 engineering students by 2025, in part because of a partnership with Texas community colleges. The 25 by 25 Initiative,...

While the idea of water on Mars isn’t a new phenomenon, NASA released a statement Monday that it has conclusive evidence of water flowing on Mars.The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) captured...

Many discoveries in today’s society were found by scientists having a little luck during failure. Chris Martin, science and technology reporter with The Battalion, sat down with Texas A&M associate...