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Texas A&M University Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering Graduate Fellowship Winners: Baizhen Gao, Paul & Ellen Deisler Fellowship, Md Nazibul Islam, Jim and Cathy Holste Graduate Fellowship, Shuhao Liu, Phillips 66 Technical Fellowship, Ju Hyun “Julie” Oh, Phillips 66 Technical Fellowship, Trent Parker, Coleman Fellowship, Kathy Rhee, Brunner-Barnes Fellowship, Roshan Mammen Regy, Paul & Ellen Deisler Fellowship, Ruiqing “Ryan” Shen, Jim and Cathy Holste Graduate Fellowship, Jia Quan “Alan” Su, Dr. MN Karim Graduate Fellowship, Haoran Wu, Brunner-Barnes Fellowship.

Chemical engineering department awards 10 graduate fellowships

The Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering awarded 10 students graduate fellowships. Although the students have varying backgrounds, they share a desire to expand their knowledge through research, innovation and hands-on training.

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Words of empowerment: Senior finds voice on college podcast, blog

The Texas A&M University College of Engineering is home to Ingenium, the engineering student blog, and Engineering SoundBytes, the college podcast. Ritika Bhattacharjee, who participates in both platforms, explains what makes each so unique.

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Plastic waste addressed through synthetic biology with NSF grant

A Texas A&M University and University of Oklahoma team of researchers will establish an efficient plastic waste biodegradation strategy thanks to a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation's Emerging Frontiers in Research and Innovation program.

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