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The Texas A&M University System is quickly building one of the most expansive university-led space enterprises in the United States. From microbes floating in orbit to a $200 million lunar training ground rising next door to NASA’s Johnson Space Center, A&M System members are advancing astronaut training, radiation protection, satellite engineering, autonomous systems, and workforce development.

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Texas A&M-Fort Worth today announced the launch of the Voices That Innovate Speaker Series, a new four-part program that convenes leaders from industry, higher education and public service to explore the ideas and technologies shaping the future

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The Texas A&M University System is proud to announce the establishment of the Center for Advanced Aviation Technologies (CAAT), a groundbreaking initiative aimed at advancing research and development in emerging aviation technologies.

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The Texas A&M University System Program to be located at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi’s Chaparral Building

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Texas A&M University System Regents today approved a plan to build 10 storm shelters worth $254.5 million across the state.

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Regents today approved building a new engineering building in Galveston, a health sciences building in Laredo, a public health and education building in San Antonio and an arts and media building in Corpus Christi.