The Artie McFerrin Department of Engineering hosted its first career fair in collaboration with the American Institute of Chemical Engineering student chapter.
The biomedical engineering department adds two faculty members and launches two research labs focused on nanoparticle therapies and advanced wound-healing materials.
Jeff Summers ’96, committed to being a difference-maker in the lives of Aggie engineers for 20 years, has established an endowed scholarship in the biomedical engineering department.
Researchers are developing dynamic models to understand how large grid loads — such as data centers and cryptocurrency facilities — react to disturbances, helping improve grid reliability.
The project will work to reach 2,000 students and educators with National Science Foundation-funded ACCESS high-performance computing resources for disaster response.
The Texas A&M Material Advantage Chapter earned national recognition for its outstanding leadership, outreach and professional development, reflecting the spirit of innovation and service that defines Aggie engineers.
An anonymous donor’s journey from humble beginnings to a career forged at Texas A&M is now shaping the future for engineering students with similar aspirations.
Texas A&M’s student chapter of the Society of Petroleum Engineers hosts an exclusive event that creates networking opportunities with industry professionals.
Texas A&M University helped Benito Tagle Ochoa turn his dream of building cars into reality while shaping a group of students into the best team in the U.S.
Two new faculty members specializing in light-based cancer treatment and optical imaging join the Department of Biomedical Engineering’s biophotonics group.
Ava Blackburn’s commitment to Aggie core values earned her the most prestigious accolade given to an undergraduate student in Texas A&M University’s College of Engineering.
