Texas A&M Center for Applied Technology Celebrates 30th Anniversary

• Texas A&M Center for Applied Technology
• Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES)

Former employees and supporters of the Texas A&M Center for Applied Technology recently celebrated the center's 30th anniversary. | Image: Courtesy of Texas A&M Center for Applied Technology.

The Texas A&M Center for Applied Technology (TCAT), a part of Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) housed within the Center for Infrastructure Renewal, celebrated a remarkable milestone in September - 30 years of innovation and excellence. Dedicated supporters and former employees reunited to reminisce and celebrate. Dr. Keith Biggers, director of TCAT, said, "Everyone in this room has helped us achieve the success we have had these last 30 years. Here's to the next 30 years of a successful TCAT addressing new challenges and experiences."

Established in 1994, TCAT has been a cornerstone of TEES, dedicated to engaging the entire continuum of research from basic to applied through the team's wide array of knowledge and experience. Over the past three decades, TCAT has distinguished itself through a unique top-down approach to research and development, delivering high-quality, technology-centric solutions that address the critical needs of their customers.

TCAT's success is built on its ability to forge strong partnerships with government agencies, private industry, and academic institutions. These collaborations have enabled TCAT to stay at the forefront of technological advancements, contributing significantly to a wide variety of fields from agriculture to health care to national security. The center's commitment to excellence is evident in its numerous achievements and the impactful contributions that it has made to society.

As TCAT celebrates this significant anniversary, the center reflects on a legacy of innovation and looks forward to continuing its mission of driving technological progress.