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Dr. Cassia Bomer Galvao says Education Day Activities connect the next generation of maritime professionals with a wide range of industry opportunities.

Texas A&M University at Galveston Seafood Safety Lab scientist Mona Hochman '94 tackles the facts behind potentially deadly bacterium.

TAMUG Environmental sociologist Dr. Jenna Lamphere explores how ocean wind turbines may have what it takes to meet Texas's booming power demands — and how the public feels about them.

Aggie academic and the Smithsonian’s MarineGEO expect collaborative scientific effort to spread across the Americas and beyond.

The $325M purpose-built vessel delivers a new era in maritime education while serving the storied campus’ community-envisioned mission to support the blue economy.

A decades-long journey is set to end on September 8th

Surfrider meeting guest speakers go beyond the sand to the ‘secret’ life and value of a popular marine environment.

Fight to repel bioinvaders hindered by wartime disruptions and shipping growth rates projected to outpace the efficacy of preventative technology and regulations.

Leading researchers from U.S., South America will meet Aug. 18-21 to develop protocols to advance university instruction and research opportunities.

Gale-force winds, high waves stir oxygen-rich water in the Gulf and leave Aggie researchers with more questions to explore.