AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoStudent Engineering: Texas A&M’s Formula Electric team built three race cars from scratch, with senior engineers racing their latest design at a UT Arlington competition. Space Research: NASA’s four-person CHAPEA crew has emerged from 378 days in a Mars-like habitat at Johnson Space Center, bringing home data on living and working in isolation. Advanced Manufacturing: Texas A&M is preparing an AI-powered, fully automated metallurgy lab to develop new alloys, while a separate $5.4 million grant will support nuclear research. Data Center Debate: Texas polls show growing concern that data centers could strain electricity and water supplies, intensifying calls for limits and for developers to cover their costs. Semiconductors: An SMU-led North Texas chip hub secured nearly $29 million to strengthen semiconductor research and manufacturing.
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