Materials Science and Engineering
Tag, you’re it! New process detects counterfeit parts by replacing barcodes and QR codes with hidden identifiers
A&M material scientists and engineers publish their research in the journal Additive
Just add salt: Engineers and chemists create 3D-printed polymers that degrade more quickly
A&M-led team publishes results in the journal Angewandte Chemie
Engineers discover a powerful yet flexible alloy that can form tiny, complex structures through 3D printing
Research team from Texas A&M, Georgia Tech and UMass Amherst publishes results in Nature.
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
Engineers apply artificial intelligence to find new shape memory alloy
Framework boosts efficiency of experimentation process
Hagler Institute for Advanced Study announces 10th class of fellows
Internationally renowned scholars, including a Nobel Prize laureate, will collaborate with faculty and students to generate cutting-edge research that benefits the world
Faster forecasting: How will materials respond to extreme temperatures?
Results may help create futuristic designs for gas turbines in jet engines and electrical power generators
New material can mimic pattern of electrical activity found at synapse
The secret? Adding small quantities of the element boron to vanadium dioxide, A&M scientists say
Replacing aluminum with magnesium may create lighter, stronger vehicles
Change could improve gas efficiency and lower carbon footprints for consumers—if research team can overcome obstacles