The CICE works with several organizations both within and external to Íæż½ã½ã dedicated to technology innovation, entrepreneurship, social progress, and economic development.
Íæż½ã½ã's Makerspace at the Science and Technology building hosts 7,700 square feet of workspaces, 3D printers, CNC routers, metalworking tools, and much more.
The Center for Port Management at Lamar is a collaboration between the College of Business and the College of Engineering preparing the next generation of port and marine terminal managers.
Lamar Geospatial Center (LGC), promotes and supports inter/multi/trans-disciplinary creative and scholarly activities through the development and application of geospatial technologies. LGC conducts basic and applied research related to geographic information science, geographic visualization, spatial thinking, geographic education, and remote sensing.
In the wake of Hurricane Harvey, a multidisciplinary group of researchers from Íæż½ã½ã have joined together to develop a deeper understand of the resilience and recovery need of the Southeast Texas Region. The objective of Resilience and Recovery is to collaborate with local governmental, health, industrial, and business leaders in an effort to increase knowledge, awareness, and communication.
The Center for Midstream Management and Science (CMMS) serves as a bridge between Íæż½ã½ã and the midstream industry, connecting breakthroughs in access to oil and gas to the downstream advances in refining and liquefaction technologies.
TMAC TEEX helps manufacturers to advance business profitability through skills training, business process improvements and practices, regulation-required training, supply chain development, and product innovation.
The Advanced Materials and Surface Engineering Lab provides researchers in the Íæż½ã½ã community with access to high-end instrumentation for the studies of material and surface properties.