Texas A&M Global Cyber Research Institute

Thank you to all that joined us for the inaugural Texas A&M Nuclear Cyber Security Day sponsored by the Texas A&M Global Cyber Research Institute in collaboration with the Department of Nuclear Engineering at Texas A&M University and the Center for Nuclear Security Science and Policy Initiatives - NSSPI).

Official pictures to come, but please enjoy these highlights with special thanks to our keynotes:
Amy Roma, JD, MBA of Hogan Lovells
Katya Le Blanc of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)
Richard Mogavero of the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI)

And thank you to our insightful panelists and presenters including:
Anthonie Cilliers of Kairos Power
Richard Vilim of Argonne National Laboratory
Benjamin Blakely of Argonne National Laboratory
John Portillo of Paragon Energy

And, of course, this day would not have been possible with out the generous support and attendance by:
Ray Rothrock
Texas A&M University
Texas Engineering Experiment Station (TEES)
Texas Nuclear Alliance
Texas A&M System Nuclear Security Office
Sandia National Labs

We will see you at Texas A&M Nuclear Cyber Security Day 2026!

Thank you to all that came to the last Texas A&M Global Cyber Research Institute Seminar Series featuring Dr. Benjamin Drozdenko Cybersecurity S&T Lead of the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Newport.

Texas A&M University, our students, and faculty are honored and thank him for his time and informative presentation on the Cyber S&T portfolio of USNUWCN.

Sign up to recieve updates on our next seminar at gcri.tamu.edu, and join us next time for some lunch and learning!

After a national search that attracted many outstanding candidates, I’m happy to share that Lieutenant General James W. Bierman Jr. has agreed to serve as the 47th Commandant of the Corps of Cadets. He will join Texas A&M University on Aug. 1, upon his retirement from active duty from the U.S. Marine Corps.

Lt. Gen. Bierman is an exemplary combat-proven leader and a decorated Marine Infantry Officer. His commitment to service and leadership aligns perfectly with the mission and Core Values of Texas A&M and the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets. I’m confident he’s the right person to lead our “Keepers of the Spirit” as we head into the next 150 years of this great university.

Please join me in welcoming Lt. Gen. Bierman to Aggieland!

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The rain did not keep the students away!

Our last Seminar Series featuring Jasson Casey, CEO of Beyond Identity, was a standing room only hit.

Thank you to Jasson and his team for visiting Texas A&M University, with our students & faculty sharing valuable insights in as well as lessons learned in .

As a fellow and graduate of the Texas A&M Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, we know the world-wide impacts his company will make in their secure-by-design philosophy.

Make sure to sign up for our newsletter at https://gcri.tamu.edu to stay up to date with our events with another GCRI seminar happening this Friday.

We will bring lunch!

Texas A&M University contributed an incredible $22.3 billion to Texas’ economy in fiscal year 2022-23, supporting 254,222 jobs—that’s 1 in every 81 jobs in the state!

This impact comes from operations, research, construction, and entrepreneurial activities, plus contributions from students, visitors and former students.

Read the full story to learn more about how Texas A&M is shaping the future: https://tx.ag/45Rr7Sc

CODE MAROON: Texas A&M is canceling classes at the Bryan-College Station campus on Tuesday, Jan. 21, due to the anticipated risk of inclement weather. Employees eligible to fulfill their responsibilities remotely are authorized to do so. A decision regarding campus operations and classes for Wednesday, Jan. 22, will be made by no later than 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 21. For campuses and teaching sites outside of Bryan-College Station, check your respective location’s website and watch for messages from your leadership for potential impacts to operations, facility closures and weather updates.

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