Texas A&M Corpus Christi

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Locations

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    1. Academic

      1. Dr. Robert R. Furgason Engineering Building (RFEB)

        A constant place of discovery, the Dr. Robert R. Furgason Engineering Building is where cutting-edge technology meets innovation. Specialized labs on each floor advance research in the areas of engineering, computing sciences, and unmanned aerial and underwater technologies. Studying unmanned aircraft systems and participating as researchers during test flights, students get one-of-a-kind experiences like working with N.A.S.A. as one of only two sites in the nation doing testing of unmanned aircraft in urban settings. The University's Lone Star UAS Center of Excellence & Innovation, is one of only six federally-designated test sites in the nation.

        Researchers in our Plasma Engineering Research Lab are developing new ways to treat cancer, heal wounds, and sterilize food and medical equipment. The campus is home to the nation's largest vertical axis wind turbine installation, allowing our students to observe and discover new ways to harness natural resources to power our homes and businesses. Our students are also on the front lines in the war against cyber terrorism, training alongside skilled faculty in our NSA-accredited Computer Science programs.

        An observatory fitted with a deep-space telescope sits atop the building, allowing our students to observe the farthest reaches of our universe. If you're ready to invent the technologies of tomorrow, this is where you'll get your start.