Faculty

Texas A&M researchers and students presented their work and made valuable connections at the annual meeting of the Biomedical Engineering Society.

Researchers aim to reduce marine collisions with a new system powered by radar and machine learning.

Two new faculty members specializing in light-based cancer treatment and optical imaging join the Department of Biomedical Engineering’s biophotonics group.

A Texas A&M University researcher will help lead a $1.2 million NASA project to create a smarter way to study ocean and deltaic ecosystems.

Texas A&M biomedical engineering labs advance health technologies though clinical collaborations in the Texas Medical Center.

The SMART Scholars program will benefit coenrolled students with financial assistance and educational specialization in the semiconductor industry.

Researchers at Texas A&M University have developed a method to rejuvenate old and damaged human cells by replacing their mitochondria.

Researchers participate in microgravity parabolic flights to study spaceflight associated health risks.

The biomedical engineering department adds two faculty members and launches two research labs focused on nanoparticle therapies and advanced wound-healing materials.

Aggie researchers receive grant to decode the brain’s geometry, placing Texas A&M at the forefront of interdisciplinary research while uniting engineering, visualization and computing to take on one of science’s most complex challenges.