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See the Texas A&M University College of Engineering news from March 2024 .

Dr. Chukwuzubelu Ufodike and researchers from the Digital Manufacturing and Distribution Lab have partnered with The Virtual Foundry to advance metal 3D printing technologies.

Three electrical engineers won first place at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Rising Stars Conference for their game Pixel Mouse.

Dr. Joseph Sang-Il Kwon combines machine learning with chemical engineering to streamline the drug manufacturing process, leading to cost-effective, higher-quality medicine.

The Denise and Wesley Oliphant ’74 Civil Engineering Endowed Scholarship at Texas A&M University fuels the Aggie Spirit of selfless service and commitment by opening doors for aspiring engineers.

Sofi English ’25, an aerospace engineering major, reflects on how her participation in the Texas A&M Engineering Academy program sparked her promising future, driven by perseverance, determination and resilience.

Texas A&M’s College of Engineering hosted an engineering competition attended by Houston-area high schoolers.

Mechanical engineering students in the senior design capstone program designed an interactive kinematics display called “The ElectroCycle” to teach children about energy.

Instructional Assistant Professor Dr. Shawna Thomas was awarded the Provost Academic Professional Track Faculty Teaching Excellence Award in recognition of her commitment to creating active and collaborative learning experiences.

Texas A&M researchers collaborate with NASA on updated satellites that track water reservoirs.

Dr. Wenping Wang and Dr. Scott Schaefer, faculty members in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, were recognized by the Association for Computing Machinery as authors of influential computer graphics papers.

Dr. Xin Chen’s article on the intersection of smart grids and reinforcement learning was selected as one of the top five outstanding papers published in IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid in the past three years.

Annual African dust storms may spread more than just dust clouds around the world; bacteria and fungi may be involved as well, scientists say.

The American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering has inducted Dr. Tanmay Lele and Dr. Taylor Ware into its College of Fellows in recognition of their major contributions.

Dr. Darren Hartl has partnered with NASA to design an adaptable radiator that combats the moon’s extreme temperatures as lunar exploration continues.

When a geothermally heated bridge system developed by Texas researchers was put to the test during a winter freeze in Fort Worth, the bridge showed no evidence of snow or ice accumulation.

Using quantum mechanics, researchers can better understand the impact of external pressure on lithium ions, potentially leading to improved lithium-metal battery fabrication processes and more efficient battery technologies.

Graduate student garners attention with research showing CO2 storage in geothermal systems could be a highly effective future power source.

New engineering dean, key faculty members support the concept.

Students in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Department received fellowships from Samsung Austin Semiconductor.

Dr. Dale Cope was awarded the CARE2 Fellowship for his innovative approach to engineering education.

Dr. Mohsen Taheri-Andani co-leads a new center aimed at leveraging scientific machine learning in materials design and discovery via metal additive manufacturing.

Multidisciplinary engineering doctoral student Abdullah Al-Aboosi is researching how to convert untapped, stranded natural gas reserves into a clean and renewable energy source.

The Office of Naval Research sponsored a College of Engineering Aggies Invent to find innovative solutions for the most pressing issues facing the Navy and Marine Corps.