Infrastructure materials form the basis of some of the largest man-made objects, such as skyscrapers, highways, bridges, and dams. These materials—steel, concrete, glass, and structural composites—are so commonplace that it is easy to overlook the enormous impact they have on transportation, communication, energy consumption, and natural resources all over the world. Our faculty are working at the frontiers of materials chemistry, processing science, and computational materials science to enable the next generation of high-performance, durable, and sustainable infrastructure materials that will advance civilization on Earth, the Moon, and beyond.
Core Faculty
Jeffrey Bullard
- Professor, Civil & Environmental Engineering and Materials Science & Engineering
- Office: DLEB 503F
- Phone: 979-458-6482
- Email: jwbullard@tamu.edu
Homero Castaneda
- Professor, Materials Science & Engineering
- Director, National Corrosion and Materials Reliability Center
- Office: RDMC 300D
- Phone: 979-458-9844
- Email: hcastaneda@tamu.edu
Miladin Radovic
- Professor, Materials Science & Engineering
- Associate Department Head
- Director, Materials Characterization Facility
- Office: RDMC 213
- Phone: 979-845-5114
- Email: mradovic@tamu.edu
