KBR will provide technology license, proprietary engineering design, and FEED support engineering services for the 675 metric tonnes per day grassroots green ammonia plant in Norway.
Dr. Robert H. Bishop, whose official start date was April 2, said he has heard the call for the new program from several faculty members who want to make Texas A&M a national leader in the rapidly growing field of space engineering.
ALTIVIA announced in April that it has named Scott Barnum as Director of Manufacturing and Dean Hale as Corporate Engineering Manager.
Introducing reflective clouds and sequestering carbon captured from the ocean to mitigate Earth’s temperature may seem like ideas from science fiction, but these geoengineering methods are already a reality, as discussed by a panel of experts at CERAWeek by S&P Global’s Climate Hub.
In a bid to enhance electric vehicle (EV) capabilities and promote sustainable transportation, groundbreaking battery technology is on the horizon.
Texas is experiencing growth, which also means an increase in the demand for a skilled workforce. Collin College has joined forces with Texas A&M’s esteemed engineering program to address these needs. Many students in Texas face challenges in completing a four-year degree after transferring from community colleges. Establishing pathways to improve the state’s completion rate…
Robert H. Bishop — an Aggie, class of ’79 — as Vice Chancellor and Dean of the College of Engineering at Texas A&M University. Bishop is dean of the College of Engineering at The University of South Florida, where he founded a nonprofit start-up awarded more than $100 million in Department of Defense contracts. Bishop…
Imagine if a solitary one-dollar dose had the potential to eradicate cancer. A collaborative team of researchers from multiple universities, backed by federal funding, is working on a groundbreaking bacterial therapeutic designed to precisely target cancer cells, making treatment safer and more affordable through a single, inexpensive $1 dose. In the conventional landscape of cancer…
Dallas-headquartered Rone Engineering, a prominent firm specializing in geotechnical engineering, materials testing, and environmental services, has been acquired by California-based RMA Companies. This strategic acquisition is part of RMA’s broader initiative to build a national platform for services encompassing geotechnical engineering, environmental consulting, construction materials testing, inspection, and certification to support critical infrastructure development. RMA,…
In a bid to enhance electric vehicle (EV) capabilities and promote sustainable transportation, groundbreaking battery technology is on the horizon. This innovation has the potential to redefine mobility and environmental responsibility by significantly extending the range of electric vehicles on a single charge. The momentum towards realizing this technology has gained traction, with a research…
As the Director of Business Equity at Port Houston, I am at the forefront of efforts to advance the strategic objectives related to Business Equity and Inclusive Procurement. My background reflects a commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and economic impact, earning me recognition as the “Woman to Watch” by the Houston Business Journal in their…
The City Council of Pasadena, Texas has appointed Mr. Alan A. Robb as the new Port Commissioner of the Port of Houston Authority, effective from October 1, 2023. This appointment comes as the current commissioner, Roy D. Mease, steps down at the end of the month. Mr. Robb brings a wealth of experience to this…
ASCE Civil Engineering Certification is an important means for civil engineers to distinguish themselves from their peers, as well as for organizations to hire the best talent. And, as opportunities for infrastructure grow, board certification is more crucial than ever. “As civil engineering becomes more complex, the need for specialization grows,” stated Andrew Henry Cairns,…
Engineering in Austin, Texas, encompasses a wide range of disciplines and industries. Austin is known for its vibrant technology sector and a growing emphasis on engineering and innovation. Here are some key aspects of engineering in Austin: The engineering landscape in Austin is diverse and continues to evolve as the city experiences rapid growth and…
Dr. Mehmet Argin has been named Dean of HCC Engineering Center of Excellence after an exhaustive and highly competitive search. Dr. Argin joined Houston Community College in 2017 as a full-time instructor in the Engineering COE. He served in the faculty senate and was a member of the 2018-19 cohort in the Chancellor’s Innovative Leadership…
Criado & Associates is in the process of relocating its business operations from Farmers Branch to the LBJ Freeway towers. The high-rise office campus in North Dallas that was recently acquired by California investor Stanton Road Capital has secured a major tenant for its buildings. The two Element office towers, which span 670,000 square feet…
Distributed energy analytics software leader, GridUnity, is partnering with Eaton’s CYME International T&D to transform the speed and accuracy of complex utility engineering calculations Jan 23, 2018, 7:22pm EST SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 23, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — @DistribuTECH – GridUnity, a pioneer in distributed energy analytics software-as-a-service, is announcing a new platform integration partnership with Eaton’s CYME International T&D. The…
By News Provider Chicago—January 2, 2017—A report examining Texas community college transfer students by the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) found that very few women and minorities pursue engineering and computer science degrees at Texas universities. The research team’s goal was to assess the progress of women and minorities transferring from community colleges to four-year…
By News Provider CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas, Nov. 16, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — CH2M has been awarded a task order, under a global contingency multiple award construction contract with the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, for stabilization and repairs to multiple buildings at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi and Naval Air Station Kingsville that were damaged by Hurricane Harvey. The…
By News Provider First of two 650,000 tons-per-year polyethylene lines starts production Project is a component of ExxonMobil’s $20 billion Growing the Gulf expansion initiative First polyethylene shipment to be exported from the Port of Houston later this month Tuesday, October 17, 2017 11:00 am EDT “The investments we’re making through our Growing the Gulf…
