January 2025

Researchers have developed a flame-retardant coating that protects cotton and other textiles safely and efficiently.

Dr. Jonathan Snodgrass and a team of researchers are looking into how the power grid can be affected by electrifying passenger cars.

Texas A&M University is creating advanced mapping technologies to further the evolution of autonomous vehicles.

Engineers have spent over 30 years studying ways to monitor electric power lines for faults and failures to correct those conditions before an outage or fire occurs.

Dennis Schulze ’86 embodies the Aggie spirit, giving back through scholarships and wisdom, inspiring future Aggies to respect others, stay focused and never give up.

These first-generation Aggies tell a story of love, brought together through new experiences and traditions in the making.

The annual Doctoral New Investigator grant from The American Chemical Society has been awarded to Dr. Manish Shetty for his research in catalysis materials.

Richard A. Wolters Jr. ’66 established an engineering scholarship in honor of the love of his life— Ilene Wolters.

Dr. Karen Butler-Purry has received the highest honor for teachers and mentors shaping the next generation of technical leaders, including scientists and engineers.

Dr. Ya Wang and Dr. Justin Wilkerson receive prestigious recognition from the White House for their groundbreaking engineering research.

Four Texas A&M students were recipients of the ASM International Houston Chapter’s scholarship program.

New research uses AI to improve training of sensorimotor skills in human subjects, with potential applications ranging from performing surgery to perfecting tennis serves.

Texas A&M secured the top spot in Texas and 6th in nation, according to U.S. News & World Report.

Representing UNICEF, a Texas A&M College of Engineering student brought their advocacy work to the nation’s capital.

Drs. Rosalind Picard and Richard Dawkins will explore the intersection between science and religion at the annual Trotter Endowed Lecture Series.

Drs. Jaesung Lee and Yuxiao Zhou receive prestigious Seed Program Award for advancing smart orthopedic surgery planning.

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering opened its doors to high-school students to educate them about computer science as a field and as a college major.

New technology could lead to faster, more accurate testing to accelerate developments in healthcare and the biotechnology industry.

The IEEE Society honored Dr. Yue Kuo for his extensive work in the field of semiconductors.

The legacy of Luke Morse ’27 continues through a scholarship established by his parents.

The dedicated work of Kenneth Fulk '79 has brought more Aggies into the architectural engineering field.

In a new study, researchers at Texas A&M have evaluated a low-cost yet effective technology called photodynamic inactivation using curcumin to curb bacterial resistance.

Dane Plumley ’04’s life inspired those around him, including Alex Kamkar ’06, who created a scholarship in his memory.

Department of Energy-funded research aims to develop an educational framework to provide foundational knowledge for geological hydrogen.