AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSemiconductors & Infrastructure: Texas A&M regents expanded water infrastructure at the RELLIS Semiconductor Institute as data-center growth faces scrutiny over water, power and who pays for upgrades. Space & Research: NASA’s Houston-based simulated Mars crew emerged after 378 days in isolation. Texas A&M is also opening an AI- and robot-powered metallurgy lab to develop new alloys, while a $5.4 million federal grant will fund research into turning nuclear waste into fuel. Engineering Talent: UTEP received $1 million to relaunch its mining engineering program, and Texas A&M students built electric race cars from the wheels up.
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