Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Ken Sheblak ’88 was a dedicated engineer, a kindhearted mentor, and a true friend to all who knew him. His legacy of compassion and generosity will now live on through the Ken Sheblak ’88 Memorial Endowed Scholarship, supporting future Aggie civil engineers. Established by his friends and colleagues, this scholarship honors Ken’s remarkable ability to uplift others and inspires the next generation to carry forward his spirit of kindness. 💫 Read more: https://tx.ag/Sheblak Zachry Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Texas A&M University

Ph.D. students Fatima Mahnaz and Ashfaq Iftakher from Texas A&M Chemical Engineering are headed to the Global Young Scientist Summit (GYSS) 2025 in Singapore! They’ll represent Texas A&M alongside 300 young scientists worldwide, engaging with Nobel Laureates and other top researchers to tackle major global challenges. From turning CO₂ into fuel to designing eco-friendly materials, their groundbreaking work is paving the way for a sustainable future. Excited to see these Aggies shine on the global stage! 💡 Read more: https://tx.ag/CHENGYSS Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University

From England to Aggieland, Fiona McCracken turned opportunity into impact. Her journey through Texas A&M shaped her career in public service and water management. Now, her endowed scholarship ensures future Aggies have the chance to succeed.👏 Read more: https://tx.ag/McCracken

Last #SaturdayShoutout of the year goes out to #TAMUmeen engineer Kathryn Carter '26! From Engineering Honors to Chi Omega, TAMU Wake, SAE Aero Design Team, and ASME, Kathryn dives into every opportunity. “TAMU Engineering has taught me so much! It’s been a transformation experience through TAMU SAE AERO, classes, my internships, organizations, and many other opportunities! I have met so many amazing people through engineering that have helped make my experience at A&M amazing.” - Kathryn Carter '26 #TAMUengineering #Students #Shoutout

What if the tools that make life easier are impacting our health? Dr. Kung-Hui (Bella) Chu and Dr. Libo Shan are tackling PFAS contamination in agriculture with $1.6M from the EPA, aiming to make sustainable farming safer for all. 🌱✨ Read more: https://tx.ag/NeemSeedPest #TAMUEngineering #Research #SustainableFarming

Ever wondered how the Grinch's iconic look was created? In the holiday movie, makeup artists spent hours each day transforming Jim Carrey with prosthetics. Now, materials like those used for his transformation are finding groundbreaking applications in biomedical engineering! Researchers at #TAMUengineering have developed realistic, skin-like replicas using Ecoflex, a type of silicone rubber. These replicas can help evaluate the risks of bacterial infections from intravenous catheters and test wearable sensors. 🌟 Read more: https://tx.ag/BMENEcoflex Texas A&M University Department of Biomedical Engineering

From Hungary to Aggieland to Idaho National Laboratory, Peter German’s journey is proof of the power of perseverance and innovation. 🌍💡 As a Ph.D. student in nuclear engineering at Texas A&M, Peter tackled cutting-edge research on molten salt reactors, blending data science and engineering to accelerate design processes. Now, he’s shaping the future of advanced nuclear reactors as a computational scientist at INL, working on revolutionary tools like MOOSE and mentoring the next generation of researchers. Peter’s advice? Grind through challenges, but don’t be afraid to pivot when needed. His story embodies the Aggie spirit of resilience and excellence. Read more: https://tx.ag/PeterGerman Department of Nuclear Engineering at Texas A&M University

As a proud space-grant institution, Texas A&M Engineering has a rich history of advancing NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration's missions. Now Texas A&M University & the Texas A&M University System are taking that commitment to the next level! Catch the latest episode of "Around Texas with Chancellor John Sharp" to see how we're making an impact. 📺✨ Watch at: https://tx.ag/AroundSpace

Big win for Aggie innovation! Chemical engineering doctoral student Zahra Ghiasi claimed first place at Texas A&M's 12th annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition with her groundbreaking presentation, “Stabilizing mRNA Vaccines for a Global Health Solution.” 🏆 Zahra’s win secured the overall title, the doctoral division crown, and the 3MT winner’s cup for the Department of Chemical Engineering for the third consecutive year! She now advances to represent Texas A&M at the regional 3MT in Dallas this March. Join us in celebrating Zahra’s incredible achievement and the impactful research Aggie engineers are leading! Read more: https://lnkd.in/gQAEYaJ5 Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University

"As we close another year, we reflect on the importance of peace and its value to our lives. At Texas A&M Engineering, we are deeply grateful for the spirit of unity, perseverance, and hope that defines our community. We hope the holiday season brings a sense of tranquility to you and your loved ones this new year. May we carry forward the strength we've built, embracing new opportunities with open hearts and calm minds. Wishing you a peaceful holiday season and a year ahead filled with hope, resilience, and success." - Dr. Bobby Bishop