a researcher collects water samples for chemical analysis
Community engagement researchers converse with migrant farmers in a field

TiCER’s engagement efforts are focused on well-documented priorities of stakeholder groups in the Texas Triangle within the contexts of Austin, Houston, and Dallas, and that are widely applicable to other areas at risk from environmental emergency events.

The CEC will develop, test, and disseminate data-driven community engagement outcomes and interventions that increase local resilience to existing disaster risk.

Hispanic man and woman data scientists work on programs together across multiple monitors with data and code
A man conducting a meeting with the aid of a large screen displaying data and photos of low carbon electricity production with solar panels and wind turbines, juxtaposed with conventional fossil fuel production

Support for Investigators

Are you in need of support for an environmental health research project at Texas A&M? Consider applying for TiCER Membership, a Research Voucher, or a Pilot Project.