Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Caitlyn Talbert ’16 has followed her heart from Aggieland to Shell’s deepwater projects—and now she's paving the way for future Aggie engineers! ?? From scholarships that helped her start at Texas A&M to creating her own scholarship for mechanical engineering students, Caitlyn’s journey is all about giving back. Inspired by her family, she’s committed to supporting the next generation and building community wherever she goes. With an engineering degree in hand and an Executive MBA on the way, Caitlyn’s story is one of Aggie grit, gratitude, and generosity. Read more: tx.ag/TalbertImpact J. Mike Walker '66 Department of Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M University #Alumni #Donor #StudentScholarship

What if the body's immune response could be fine-tuned to accept biotechnology as a friend, not a foe? ?? Texas A&M researchers, led by Dr. Abigail Clevenger, explore how mechanical forces and materials impact macrophage cells, potentially paving the way for new immunotherapy treatments. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gzafDSmD #TAMUengineering #Research #TAMUbmen

In honor of an Aggie who cherished the sea and embodied resilience, the Mark E. Haas ’84 Memorial Endowed Scholarship celebrates Mark's passion for ocean engineering and his unbreakable spirit. Created by his sister Kirstin Haas Shine ’87, family, and friends, this scholarship ensures his legacy inspires future Aggie engineers to sail forward with courage and purpose. Read more: https://tx.ag/HaasDonor

Ever had a day that felt like it would never end, only to have someone turn it all around? ?? Jacob, a #TAMUingenium blogger, shares a heartfelt story of how a professor’s small act of kindness—complete with a witch costume and candy—made a tough day much brighter. ?? Read more: https://tx.ag/IngeniumCare

What if we could break down plastics before they ever reach our oceans and ecosystems? ?? Dr. Manish Shetty at Texas A&M is leading research to do just that, using low amounts of solvents that double as hydrogen sources to break down harmful plastics like PET bottles and packaging. By transforming plastics into fuels and chemicals, Shetty’s team is paving the way for sustainable waste management and a shift toward green hydrogen. ???? Read more: tx.ag/ShettyClean #GreenHydrogen #Research #Faculty

Are you an engineering honors freshman looking for a chance to become a global engineer? Well, look no further than EH EDGE! ?? ?? Read more at https://lnkd.in/gTRZykSK #TAMUengineering #TAMUingenium #Blog #Students

Second-generation Aggie Steve Lucy ’82 and his family are building a legacy at Texas A&M, establishing over 10 scholarships to support future engineers and honor past generations. Embracing selfless service, they’re paving the way for future Aggies! Read more: https://tx.ag/LucyDonor

We love seeing Aggies turn challenges into opportunities! Through the Meloy Engineering Innovation & Entrepreneurship Program, students reimagined naval power with the Office of Naval Research and developed life-saving solutions to prevent catheter-associated UTIs, all in just one month. Proving once again, our engineers are problem-solvers with purpose! Interested in joining a future Aggies Invent competition? Visit https://lnkd.in/gNk-SuTh

Texas A&M's team, led by Dr. Jeff Huang, is one of seven finalists in DARPA's AI Cyber Challenge! Competing in DEF CON 2025, they're pushing the boundaries of AI in cybersecurity with a fully autonomous Cyber Reasoning System. Read more: https://tx.ag/DARPAAIxCC

Congratulations to Zahra Ghiasi (#TAMUchen) for winning Texas A&M’s 3MT? competition with her groundbreaking research on “Stabilizing mRNA Vaccines for a Global Health Solution”! She will represent Aggieland at the regional competition in Dallas in March. “We are incredibly proud of Zahra Ghiasi’s achievement. Her success is a testament to the talent and dedication within the College of Engineering, which has now produced back-to-back-to-back winners. And her work highlights the impactful research our graduate students are conducting.” - Dr. Robert Bishop, Dean of Engineering Read more: tx.ag/Ghiasi3MT Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University