Researchers from Texas A&M Engineering and Los Alamos National Laboratory are improving magnesium alloys’ usability, which could mean stronger, lighter vehicles that could significantly reduce fuel consumption and carbon footprints, and enhance their maneuverability.
The first cohort of undergraduate students from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Texas A&M University have been awarded the Best Technical Report, one of the top three awards in the Steel Founders’ Society of America second annual Cast in Steel 2020 Competition.
Jessica Zamarripa, a graduate student in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Texas A&M University, and a team of international researchers are creating a novel wearable patch to help medical professionals remotely monitor patients’ vitals and reduce hospital overcrowding during and after COVID-19.
Materials engineering is an applied field that seeks to design materials with some desired physical properties to serve a particular engineering function.
