The Division of Research is committed to promoting and ensuring the highest standards of research integrity in proposing, conducting, and reporting research.
Core facilities provide access to state-of-the-art instrumentation, technologies, and specialized scientific services for faculty, researchers, and students.
Research Data Management Services supports researchers in meeting funder and publisher requirements for data sharing and ensuring that research data are usable over time.
Research Development Services is the primary support office to help faculty navigate the federal research funding landscape, providing workshops and webinars for competitive grant proposals.
Research Communications and Public Relations serves units, centers, and institutes in the Division of Research by planning, developing, producing, or managing coverage of research activities at Texas A&M.
The Division of Research delivers strategic support for Texas A&M researchers and shared development, sponsorship and business services to support their research activities.
Whether you're exploring something new or an established scholar in your field, the Texas A&M University Libraries provide an array of resources and services to campus community members in pursuit of successful research.
Texas A&M provides internal funding to inspire collaboration and encourage innovation, while supporting Texas A&M researchers in their pursuit of external research funding to encourage broader research partnerships.
Sponsored Research Services (SRS) provides research administration services to the Texas A&M University System members headquartered in Brazos County as well as pre-award and/or post-award services for some of the System’s regional campuses. Your proposal administrator will assist you with the preparation of a proposal budget.
University Resources for Faculty Research Innovation
Empowering the Texas A&M University System’s research community, the Research Development Office specializes in crafting robust proposal packages and offering expert support drive impactful research initiatives.
The Texas A&M AgriLife office of Corporate Engagement and Research Support was created to help faculty manage the administrative burden of large-scale research projects so they may focus on what they do best - research.
The McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship strives to deliver programming that inspires, engages, motivates, supports and grows the Aggie entrepreneurial ecosystem.
The Patent and Trademark Resource Center provides access to patent source materials and instruction on the search process to individuals, groups, and classes at Texas A&M.
Texas A&M often hosts campus visitors who collaborate on research, scholarly topics of mutual interests, or work on specific research to be conducted within university facilities. Review the guidelines for hosting visiting scholars.
