Entrepreneurship

With mentorship and guidance from the Meloy Program, Aggie engineering students showcased their entrepreneurial mindset and persuasive presentation skills.

Christopher Smith ‘22 combines skills learned in the U.S. Navy and as an Aggie engineer to help spectators actively participate at live events.

The annual pitch competition has the potential to drive future investments and challenges students to highlight the significance of a problem rather than propose a solution.

Team DC Capture earned first place and $5,000 for their solution to enhance secure document classification.

Bryton Praslicka ’19 went from superhero costume entertainer to CEO of FluxWorks — and a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree — by harnessing confidence, faith and the support of Texas A&M Engineering mentors.

The annual competition brought together the next generation of engineering changemakers for a global challenge rooted in ingenuity and impact.

An undergraduate entrepreneur’s low-cost idea is helping farmers in developing countries prevent venomous snakebites through a customizable armor.

Aggies Invent, hosted by Los Alamos National Laboratory, fosters student innovation in tackling critical needs within high-risk environments.

Corps of Cadets member Kyle Rex reflects on the challenges and triumphs of manufacturing a solution to bolster national security in under 48 hours.

Five biomedical engineering seniors at Texas A&M created a total knee replacement method for canines that may improve surgery success and accessibility.