We brought RELLIS to the nation's capital last month! If you traveled to Washington, D.C., in May, you might have seen our takeover of some Metro Forward stations. bigday.rellis.tamus.edu

Thanks to Mozee for visiting Texas A&M - RELLIS last month to explore #collaboration #opportunities with Texas A&M System, Texas A&M Transportation Institute, Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) and Texas A&M Innovation. We look forward to more detailed discussion on leveraging #capabilities for advanced technologies. #innovation

Honored to host United States Space Force Vice Chief & team in Aggieland! They explored tech collaboration, met with experts, & toured Texas A&M System, Texas A&M - RELLIS, & main campus, including George H.W. Bush Combat Development Complex, ZACH & LASR Lab. Proud to showcase our leadership in national security research.

Did you know that we are home to the Starlab, a state-of-the-art motion capture and virtual production facility? The lab, part of Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, focuses on emerging technologies and trains Texas A&M Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts students, too! Learn more: tx.ag/Starlab24

We are a week away from the annual Fourth of July Fireworks and Drones Show at RELLIS! Plan ahead with these FAQs about parking and more: rellis.tamus.edu/fireworks

We were honored to host staff delegation visits from the offices of Sen. Ted Cruz, Michael McCaul and Congressman Morgan Luttrell over the past week to showcase what Texas A&M System and Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station are doing at Texas A&M - RELLIS to advance critical national security technologies!

We hosted Texas A&M University former students Dude Perfect earlier this summer as they attempted to bowl the world's longest strike using one of our runways! Watch their longest trick shots ever to see the shot, with the segment filmed at RELLIS starting at 17:16: youtube.com/watch?v=idFpAv…

Regents agreed to notify regulators at the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission that it has potential sites available at Texas A&M - RELLIS for nuclear power companies to test and construct the next generation of nuclear reactors: tx.ag/BOR110724RELLIS

Regents approved more than half-a-billion dollars in construction projects across the A&M System, including a space research facility in Houston, a hypersonic wind tunnel at Texas A&M - RELLIS, and a new Texas A&M VetMed teaching and research complex: tx.ag/BOR110724TAMUS

Chancellor John Sharp has offered land at Texas A&M - RELLIS to four nuclear reactor companies so they can build the latest small modular reactors, or SMRs. The project, called "The Energy Proving Ground," will allow the companies to build reactors and test their latest prototypes.

If you're traveling to Washington, D.C., during March, keep an eye out for our Metro Forward station takeover! rellis.tamus.edu

A program developed by Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory has trained generations of workers on how to safely handle explosives, a critical skill for LLNL employees who develop and support national security missions, including the nuclear weapons complex. TEEX - Law Enforcement and Protective Services Texas A&M System Nuclear Security Office

The innovative course provides hands-on training, culminating in detonating explosives on the explosive range at Texas A&M - RELLIS, and drives home the importance of safety processes and standards in explosives handling.

The BAM range, a giant high-tech testing range for laser and hypersonic weapons innovation, is officially open at Texas A&M - RELLIS. Built to close a critical gap in U.S. R&D infrastructure, the BAM will conduct testing for all military branches and more: tx.ag/TAMUS042425

The new BAM Range at George H.W. Bush Combat Development Complex on Texas A&M - RELLIS is officially open for business. This critical enclosed testing range for laser and hypersonic weapons innovation will help bolster our nation's defense and strengthen our national security: tx.ag/TAMUS042425

Another state-of-the-art facility has opened at RELLIS!

This week, we opened the Animal Reproductive Biotechnology Center at Texas A&M - RELLIS, a state-of-the-art Texas A&M AgriLife Research facility designed to enhance collaborative research, teaching, and outreach as it brings together the latest reproductive technologies under one roof.

“This new complex is just the latest example of how the Texas A&M System is building the future at Texas A&M - RELLIS — providing world-class training that improves the lives of Texans, strengthens our communities, and powers the state’s economy.” - Chancellor John Sharp

Last week, we were thrilled to share about our core capabilities and our Texas A&M System partners at the XPONENTIAL 2025 in Houston. Learn more about what we have to offer: rellis.tamus.edu/capabilities/

$59.8 million has been allocated to the A&M System's George H.W. Bush Combat Development Complex by the Texas Legislature to develop a way to use pilotless Blackhawk helicopters to combat wildfires, a project seeking to revolutionize how Texas responds to fighting wildfires: tx.ag/TAMUS73125