Energy
Drying wood: 3-step system could reduce energy use while lowering both operations costs and carbon pollution
Lessons could apply to food, textiles and other manufacturing, A&M engineering team says
Natural defenses: Ecosystems can inspire ideas for protecting power grids from disaster or attack
Interdisciplinary team publishes findings in the journal IEEE Transactions on Power Systems
Tiny but powerful: NSF-funded center will develop tech that can more rapidly identify nanocrystals to serve medicine and energy
Two A&M chemists will collaborate with colleagues from UT, IU and Temple
Brain-like machines will make smart grids smarter and self-driving cars safer—while saving energy and calculating at higher speeds
Texas A&M will lead Energy Frontier Research Center funded by the U.S. Department of Energy
Hagler Institute announces its largest class of new fellows: 14
Class of 2022-23 includes a Nobel Prize recipient and multiple National Academies-level scholars, plus a distinguished lecturer
Underground leaks of carbon dioxide: Machines will learn to detect them, predict them, reduce their impact and save millions of dollars
Led by Texas A&M’s campus in Qatar, this multi-university project has received funding from Qatar National Research Fund
Tiny lab-on-a-chip allows engineers to study complex fluids at nanoscale
Device replicates behavior of oil and other fluids in a shale reservoir
Data from extreme weather could improve power grid’s reliability
A&M engineer takes novel approach to studying heat and cold in Texas
New algorithm takes both complexity and risk out of written procedures
About half of incidents in oil and gas industries included at least one error