Quick Reference
Projects & Proposals
ADM provides resources to support the development or demonstrate the commercial potential of recent discoveries within the Texas A&M research enterprise. This program is open to researchers, faculty, staff and students of Texas A&M University, Texas A&M AgriLife Research, the Texas Engineering Experiment Station and the Texas A&M Transportation Institute.
The Arts and Humanities Fellows Program was created to stimulate interactions among scholarly and artistic faculty at Texas A&M University as well as nationally and internationally. The annual selection of new fellows recognizes extraordinary scholarship and creativity among Texas A&M faculty members who are engaged in the humanities or the creative arts.
A collaboration between Prairie View A&M University and Texas A&M University, the PRISE program encourages productive research and scholarly collaborations to better position our faculties to pursue multidisciplinary research and innovation projects.
RDS advances research capacity and competitiveness at Texas A&M University by supporting faculty in securing external funding and developing strategic research initiatives.
SRS advances efficient and superior research administration services across The Texas A&M
University System by minimizing administrative burdens, improving communication and delivering outstanding customer service.
The TPT program aims to enhance Texas A&M University’s research enterprise by fostering interdisciplinary research. TPT seeks to leverage extramural funding and promote collaborative and interdisciplinary research of national and global significance.
Compliance
ARV is a web-based platform designed to connect principal investigators conducting clinical studies with individuals from the Texas A&M University community and surrounding areas. It invites investigators to submit studies, creating a centralized hub for volunteers interested in clinical trials, online surveys, experiments and more.
RCB ensures the highest standards of research integrity and compliance at Texas A&M University by promoting safe, ethical and scholarly activity that aligns with the university’s mission.
RESEC ensures the highest standards of research integrity at Texas A&M University by providing guidance on export controls, conflicts of interest and commitment, visiting scholars and responsible conduct of research.
Support
Designed for emerging companies in life science technology, the Bioscience Business Accelerator maximizes access to comprehensive research services and product development support—from inception through clinical trials.
CMP enhances excellence in research and teaching at Texas A&M through high quality animal care at an affordable cost to the faculty, consistent with the standards established by the “Guide for the Care & Use of Laboratory Animals” and all pertinent local, state and federal laws.
CPI is composed of principal investigators (PIs) that represent PI members of the Texas A&M research community. CPI is committed to the continued improvement of the research environment for students, faculty and staff. Specifically, CPI and the PIs it represents endeavor to work with administration to provide an effective and efficient research organization to achieve the goal of being nationally recognized and competitive in research and teaching.
The Division of Research at Texas A&M University aims to advance and strengthen all aspects of the research enterprise by leveraging research strengths, enhancing resources, fostering collaborations, increasing funding, promoting research integrity and enhancing communication and visibility of research efforts.
HPRC deploys and operates advanced computing and data resources to enable computational and data-enabled research activities of students, faculty and staff at Texas A&M University. HPRC also provides consulting, technical documentation and training to support users of these resources.
The Materials Characterization Facility provides researchers in the Texas A&M University community with access to high-end instrumentation essential for fundamental studies of the surface and interfacial properties of materials, such as ion and electron based spectroscopies, or electron, optical and scanning probe microscopies.
MIC supports research and education by providing current and cutting-edge technologies in microscopy and related imaging for the life and physical sciences on the Texas A&M University campus and beyond.
The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs serves and advocates for postdoctoral researchers and the faculty who train them at Texas A&M University. As a land-, sea- and space-grant institution with first-rate research facilities and world-class faculty, the university is proud to train over 600 postdoctoral scholars who are performing research in diverse fields ranging from engineering to medicine to behavioral sciences.
Texas A&M University is one of the world’s leading research institutions, dedicated to advancing knowledge and
serving the public good. As a land-grant-, sea-grant and space-grant university, Texas A&M engages in research that spans multiple disciplines and addresses global challenges.
The Texas A&M Energy Institute engages undergraduate and graduate students, postdoctoral associates, research staff and faculty members in the study and development of innovative technologies and policies for energy production and conservation in the energy transition.
GHRC is a state-of-the-art, nationally distinct, high-containment research facility and core laboratory serving as a system-wide resource to combat emerging infectious disease threats.
TAMIDS pursues new approaches to data science research, education, operations and partnerships, creating opportunities and resources for students, researchers and faculty to learn about data science or to complement their foundational knowledge with computational skills.
TIGSS functions as a virtual institute to unite and support scientists and trainees with cutting-edge core facilities
supporting life sciences and biomedical research technologies to improve human, animal and environmental well-being.