The Hagler Institute for Advanced Study at Texas A&M University brings scholars from other institutions to Texas A&M. Texas A&M selects Hagler Fellows based on professional accomplishments or recognition. Each year Texas A&M invites about 10 new Hagler Fellows. They perform research with Texas A&M faculty and graduate students.
Hagler Fellows are free to pursue their own research interests. They also collaborate in disciplinary and multidisciplinary research. Each Hagler Fellow affiliates with one or more of Texas A&M's graduate degree granting academic departments. The departments are housed in 17 colleges and schools.
Hagler Fellows are recruited for visiting appointments from three to 12 months. The 12 months may be spread over multiple years. The institute plays a role in keeping outstanding faculty-researchers. It also helps recruit quality faculty members and students. Ten of the Hagler Fellows have accepted permanent positions at Texas A&M.
Our Hagler Fellows
See Hagler Fellows affiliated with the Texas A&M College of Engineering:
2021-2022 Fellows
Kevin G. Bowcutt
Aerospace Engineering
Jacqueline H. Chen
Mechanical Engineering
Nancy R. Sottos
Mechanical Engineering
Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Jennifer Elisseeff
Biomedical Engineering
2020-2021 Fellows
2019-2020 Fellows
2018-2019 Fellows
Vanderlei Bagnato
Biomedical Engineering
Yonggang Huang
Mechanical Engineering
H. Vincent Poor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Andrea Rinaldo
Ocean Engineering
2017-2018 Fellows
2016-2017 Fellows
2015-2016 Fellows
Robert A. Calderbank
Electrical and Computer Engineering
J. Karl Hedrick
Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering
John A. Rogers
Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical And Computer Engineering
Kumares C. Sinha
Civil Engineering2014-2015 Fellows
Rakesh Agrawal
Chemical Engineering
Jack Dongarra
Computer Science and Engineering
William S. Marras
Industrial and Systems Engineering
