Research Highlights
In Case of Emergency: How TEEX is Preparing Professionals for Disasters Jun 23, 2026 - By Katherine Hollen The Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) is all about one thing: saving lives. Home to numerous centers and training facilities, TEEX strives to prepare people for emergencies, which is a top priority in the nuclear security industry. Nuclear workers need not only to work to prevent… (read more...)
2026 Engineering Project Showcase Awards: How LANL Sponsored Capstone Projects Excelled May 21, 2026 - By Katherine Hollen On April 24th, the 2026 Engineering Project Showcase took place at Texas A&M University, highlighting 345 innovative capstone projects presented by over 1,000 senior engineering students. These projects, created in collaboration with industry partners such as Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), aimed to address real-world issues. Students… (read more...)
Exoskeletons and Occupational Health: Improving Worker Health with Dr. Jay Kim Apr 29, 2026 - By Katherine Hollen Researchers in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health at the Texas A&M University School of Public Health work to improve the well-being and safety of workers across various industries, including the nuclear sector. Their investigations into occupational health advance knowledge, enhance individual health and safety, reduce… (read more...)