Writing

Movers, Shakers and Dream Makers

Stories of Faculty Who've Given Back

Unconquered and Unconquerable

Morgan Gray ’16 ’18 has a mission in life: to advocate for the Chickasaw Nation on a federal level.

Designing earthquake proof bridges

Movers, Shakers and Dream Makers

Stories of Faculty Who've Given Back

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A conversation with Eunice Fafiyebi ’17, a public health major who aspires to lead by example as a global pediatric surgeon and health policy advocate.	Movers, Shakers and Dream Makers	A Texas A&M team has partnered with Adobe Research scientists to find new ways to protect user privacy from video-enabled in-home devices.
“Journalism is the first rough draft of history.” – Philip L. Graham, former Washington Post President and Publisher	Detecting environmental radiation at tailgates	Advisor endows scholarship to empower students facing challenges
3D printing a new knee joint	The intersection of nuclear engineering and policy	Dr. Judy Amanor-Boadu finds inspiration to start a series of girls’ robotics clubs in her home country of Ghana.
Cosmopolitan Cadets	Optimizing decision making in a software brain	MSC Woodson Black Awareness Committee Engages Texas A&M University with Cultural Programming
The nuclear advantage: A Q&A with Dr. Lin Shao about nuclear energy	Designing earthquake proof bridges	Powering humanity’s first Mars colony: Smith researches nuclear space reactors
Morgan Gray ’16 ’18 has a mission in life: to advocate for the Chickasaw Nation on a federal level. Gray was born in Stillwater, Oklahoma, but spent most of her childhood and formative years in San Antonio. Although she grew up away from the Chickasaw Nation headquarters, her mother ensured that her family environment incorporated as many aspects of Chickasaw culture as possible.	No Borders	Sul Ross Scholarship Program Celebrates 40th Anniversary
Texas A&M Engineering Undergrad Optimizes Life With Tesla Internship	Q&A with Mark Weyland, NASA director of medical policy and ethics	Q&A with Mark Weyland, NASA director of medical policy and ethics part two
5 things freshmen can do if they’re interested in nuclear engineering	Breakthrough diabetes technology research earns nearly $1M from Kleberg Foundation	Adams receives Regents Fellow Service Award
A one of a kind opportunity	Composing a Better Tomorrow	10 things you need to know about Zachry Engineering Education Complex tech
Aggies Invent in Mexico	Trailblazers: The first women to study in nuclear engineering share their story	The sky’s the limit for Houston Airport System engineering interns
Finding the right puzzle	From decades to days: X-Grants program funds new discovery	Education meets industry at PepsiCo internship
SEC president focuses on uniting and developing future engineers	New Sheng ji gaming bot will advance machine learning	Researching optical fiber-based gamma thermometers to promote safety and sustainability
Ivey Wilson and The Atoms Family	Innovation by design	Q&A with Dr. Shinjiro Sueda, biomechanical simulation expert and National Science Foundation CAREER Award recipient
Mostafavi receives National Science Foundation CAREER Award	Amazon awards Alexa Innovation Fellowship to Texas A&M Engineering Entrepreneurship	High-fidelity calculations with quantified uncertainties: Helping underpin confidence in the nuclear deterrent
The NSF's award to the Texas A&M System Louis Stokes STEM Pathways and Research Alliance (LSAMP) will increase engagement and enhance the success of underrepresented minority students in STEM.	Texas A&M University Women in Nuclear awarded ‘Most Reactive Student Chapter'	Bringing robotics to girls in Ghana
Nuclear engineering students share their industry internship experiences	Student Engineers’ Council creates five new scholarships	2018 Distinguished Former Student Dr. David Senor shares his story
Meet our Young Former Student Award Winners	Yarnold receives Early Career Faculty Award for steel research and teaching	Idaho National Laboratory selects Logan Harbour as graduate fellow
New privacy filter for smart camera applications	GSI-191 project team receives Top Innovative Practice Award	Tapia Conference gives computer science students a diverse view of excellence
The Jennifer Jubilee

Writing

A conversation with Eunice Fafiyebi ’17, a public health major who aspires to lead by example as a global pediatric surgeon and health policy advocate.

Movers, Shakers and Dream Makers

A Texas A&M team has partnered with Adobe Research scientists to find new ways to protect user privacy from video-enabled in-home devices.

“Journalism is the first rough draft of history.” – Philip L. Graham, former Washington Post President and Publisher

Detecting environmental radiation at tailgates

Advisor endows scholarship to empower students facing challenges

3D printing a new knee joint

The intersection of nuclear engineering and policy

Dr. Judy Amanor-Boadu finds inspiration to start a series of girls’ robotics clubs in her home country of Ghana.

Cosmopolitan Cadets

Optimizing decision making in a software brain

MSC Woodson Black Awareness Committee Engages Texas A&M University with Cultural Programming

The nuclear advantage: A Q&A with Dr. Lin Shao about nuclear energy

Designing earthquake proof bridges

Powering humanity’s first Mars colony: Smith researches nuclear space reactors

No Borders

Sul Ross Scholarship Program Celebrates 40th Anniversary

Texas A&M Engineering Undergrad Optimizes Life With Tesla Internship

Q&A with Mark Weyland, NASA director of medical policy and ethics

Q&A with Mark Weyland, NASA director of medical policy and ethics part two

5 things freshmen can do if they’re interested in nuclear engineering

Breakthrough diabetes technology research earns nearly $1M from Kleberg Foundation

Adams receives Regents Fellow Service Award

A one of a kind opportunity

Composing a Better Tomorrow

10 things you need to know about Zachry Engineering Education Complex tech

Aggies Invent in Mexico

Trailblazers: The first women to study in nuclear engineering share their story

The sky’s the limit for Houston Airport System engineering interns

Finding the right puzzle

From decades to days: X-Grants program funds new discovery

Education meets industry at PepsiCo internship

SEC president focuses on uniting and developing future engineers

New Sheng ji gaming bot will advance machine learning

Researching optical fiber-based gamma thermometers to promote safety and sustainability

Ivey Wilson and The Atoms Family

Innovation by design

Q&A with Dr. Shinjiro Sueda, biomechanical simulation expert and National Science Foundation CAREER Award recipient

Mostafavi receives National Science Foundation CAREER Award

Amazon awards Alexa Innovation Fellowship to Texas A&M Engineering Entrepreneurship

High-fidelity calculations with quantified uncertainties: Helping underpin confidence in the nuclear deterrent

The NSF's award to the Texas A&M System Louis Stokes STEM Pathways and Research Alliance (LSAMP) will increase engagement and enhance the success of underrepresented minority students in STEM.

Texas A&M University Women in Nuclear awarded ‘Most Reactive Student Chapter'

Bringing robotics to girls in Ghana

Nuclear engineering students share their industry internship experiences

Student Engineers’ Council creates five new scholarships

2018 Distinguished Former Student Dr. David Senor shares his story

Meet our Young Former Student Award Winners

Yarnold receives Early Career Faculty Award for steel research and teaching

Idaho National Laboratory selects Logan Harbour as graduate fellow

New privacy filter for smart camera applications

GSI-191 project team receives Top Innovative Practice Award

Tapia Conference gives computer science students a diverse view of excellence

The Jennifer Jubilee