Winning students holding first place certificates.

The Office of Naval Research sponsored a College of Engineering Aggies Invent to find innovative solutions for the most pressing issues facing the Navy and Marine Corps.

Team Ray-Bans holding their large first-place check for $5,000.

Aggies Invent addressed the overlooked crisis of doctors battling increased cancer risks from radiation. Under the theme set by the 2023 Problems Worth Solving winning statement, students formed six teams at November's event to develop innovative solutions.

Seven students from Team BioTect holding an oversized check for $5,000.

Sponsored by the Los Alamos National Laboratory, students tackled various challenges surrounding national security during the 48-hour intensive design experience, Aggies Invent.

Aggies Invent Sandia's first-place winning team with their jumbo check for $5,000.

Engineering students work to find solutions involving artificial intelligence, 3D printing and ocean discovery during annual Aggies Invent.

Two people working in a lab

Texas A&M University and the III Armored Corps are collaborating on an Intensive Design Experience event called Phantom Invents.

Students from team Aquabox demonstrating their prototype in a fish tank.

Six teams have advanced to the finals of the Invent for the Planet competition, where they will pitch their innovative designs to solve some of the world’s most pressing issues.