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Our students research today to materialize tomorrow.

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The nation's first self-driving metals lab

A $24.9M NSF platform where robotics and AI accelerate alloy discovery — open to universities, national labs, and industry.

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What Could You Discover with AI at Your Side?

At ARM-MIP, robots and artificial intelligence handle the repetitive work — so you spend your time imagining the materials that don’t exist yet.

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Discover your potential through undergraduate research opportunities

Shape the future of energy, medicine, and technology by working alongside faculty on real research projects. Gain hands-on experience that sets you apart and makes an impact now.

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Explore programs that shape technology and innovation

Materials engineering is about designing and improving the very materials that make up the world. From stronger alloys to smarter polymers, our programs equip you to develop materials that drive innovation and address real-world challenges.

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Build community through student organizations in MSEN

Build community, grow as a leader, and make the most of your time at Texas A&M by joining a materials science and engineering student organization. These groups open doors to mentorship, service, and opportunities that go beyond the classroom.

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190 enrolled graduate students
150 enrolled Ph.D. students
300 enrolled undergraduate students