Division of Research and Economic Development News

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LEAP Conference Advances Ethical Publishing for Early-Career Engineering Faculty

The LEAP Conference at East Texas A&M-Dallas brought national experts together to help engineering faculty navigate ethical research challenges.
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Annual Research Symposium Showcases Record Student Participation and Honors Top Scholars

More than 177 student presenters made this year’s Annual Research Symposium the largest in the event's seven-year history, underscoring the institution’s growing research impact.
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A&M System Leaders Experience ETAMU’s Expanding Research Impact

East Texas A&M hosted the Texas A&M System’s Chief Research Officers fall meeting, highlighting groundbreaking research in gamebird conservation, cancer treatment, agriculture, astronomy, and human performance.

East Texas A&M Earns Coveted R2 Research Institution Status in Carnegie Classification

The R2 designation reinforces East Texas A&M’s growing reputation as a leading research university.
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Showcasing Scholarship: Highlights from TAMUC’s Annual Research Symposium

TAMUC students present innovative research projects to the university community and industry leaders. Texas A&M University-Commerce hosted its Annual Research Symposium on April 17, 2024, at the university's Rayburn Student Center. The symposium showcased undergraduate and graduate research projects, providing…
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Dr. Yuehua Wang: On a Quest for Safe Autonomous Transportation

By Sue DiBella, Division of Research and Economic Development Yuehua Wang conducts innovative research on autonomous vehicles to help us move safely and efficiently through our world. It all started when she struggled to ride a bicycle that was just…
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