Urban Planning
How will climate change influence flooding and pollution in America’s underserved communities? New study seeks answers
This knowledge will prove critical to leaders who must make crucial decisions about infrastructure
‘Digital twin’ could help Galveston recover faster from severe storms
Multidisciplinary study receives grant from the National Science Foundation.
Can smaller towns adopt technology that makes bigger cities ‘smart’?
Project ENDEAVR collaborates with residents of Nolanville in Central Texas to find answers
Best response to flooding? Initiative looks for solutions based in evidence
NSF-funded effort includes researchers from Texas A&M, Rice University, Jackson State University and TU Delft in the Netherlands
Arts & Humanities Fellows Program presents series of animated shorts
Fellows from Class of 2015 serve as narrators for new videos about research projects recognized for their creativity and scholarly value
Can changing how the media report accidents improve road safety?
New study suggests writing patterns can influence public perception
Parks with irregular shapes reduce risk of mortality, new study finds
Complex green spaces offer more access points for community
Study: Poorly maintained sidewalks may hinder fitness among elderly
Team of scholars publishes findings in International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
Urban flooding disrupts economies, public safety, and more, report says
Texas A&M-University of Maryland collaboration offers nine recommendations to help governments manage the growing threat