Texas A&M Engineering

to Kyle Rex ’26! 🇺🇸

A multidisciplinary engineering technology student, Texas A&M Corps of Cadets member and Army ROTC scholar, Rex has earned one of the U.S. Army’s most selective commissions as a cyber operations officer.

Drawing on his education in mechatronics and embedded systems and the leadership experience he gained at Texas A&M University, he’s preparing to defend our nation against modern cyber threats while leading soldiers with integrity and purpose.

➡️ Read more: tx.ag/MechatronicsQA

From the Czech Republic to Aggieland! 🌏👍

Visiting from the University of West Bohemia, Jan Ullmann spent the semester advancing machine learning applications for nuclear energy while collaborating with faculty and fellow Ph.D. students. His experience highlights the strong Czech-Texas partnerships that make Texas A&M Engineering a destination for global research talent.

Read more: tx.ag/CzechstudentatTAMU

Built for next-level CHEN research 🧬💻

The Jack E. Brown Chemical Engineering Building features nine clean rooms for nanotechnology and a 712-core supercomputer cluster supporting advanced research across the Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University.

Creating spaces that shape the Aggie engineering experience 💙🏗️

Michael Plank ’83 and his wife, Susan, believe giving back means strengthening the environments where students learn and connect. Through their support of shared spaces like the Plank Atrium in Zachry, their generosity continues to positively influence the daily experience of engineering students across campus. 👍

🔗 tx.ag/Plank83

Gaining real-world experience makes all the difference. ⚛️

TAMU Nuclear Engineering student Daniel Nelson spent his fall interning with Aalo Atomics, working hands-on with next-generation small modular reactor technology. Internships like these allow students to bridge the gap between classroom learning and professional practice while preparing for impactful careers in energy and innovation.

👉 Hear his experience: tx.ag/AaloAtomicsInternship

Measuring innovation in football fields? 🤯🏈

The Emerging Technologies Building, home to our BMEN, ISEN and MTDE departments, spans roughly four football fields of labs, classrooms and collaboration spaces!
Since 2019, it has served as a hub for interdisciplinary research, hands-on learning and engineering breakthroughs. ⚙️

Through the Edward S. Price ’93 Undergraduate Scholars Fund, Aggie alumnus Edward Price is supporting chemical engineering students dedicated to biosciences research at Texas A&M. 🧬

His gift helps expand undergraduate research opportunities and empowers students to become the next generation of innovators in life sciences and engineering. 👍

Read more: tx.ag/Price

Sometimes the most powerful innovations start with a mother’s hope ❤️

After years of watching her son, David, struggle to breathe at night, Carolyn Hardy reached out for help and Texas A&M Biomedical Engineering faculty member Dr. Charles Patrick answered with a resounding yes. A team of biomedical engineering seniors then spent nine months building a device that would give David something priceless: a safer night’s sleep and a future filled with possibility.

We are proud to have faculty and students at that are ready to answer the call and create something meaningful!

Read their full story at tx.ag/EPStheJawdropper

Seven years. Global competition. Continued success. ✈️

Texas A&M’s SAE Aero Design team returned from competition with top‑10 finishes across multiple categories, extending an incredible streak of international championships! 🏆

From innovative aircraft design to all‑night problem solving, this student‑led team continues to show what’s possible through teamwork and hands‑on engineering experience.

Read more ➡️ tx.ag/SAEAeroDesignEast26