Industrial and systems engineering (ISEN) Ph.D. student David Nartey spent his summer developing tools and processes that streamlined operations, supported employees and saved the company hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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Faith Larimore ’26 honors her grandparents’ memory by committing to her educational journey and serving others with purpose, heart and unbreakable resolve.

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Industrial and systems engineering student Jyoti KC is making history in the pursuit of space, aiming to represent her home country of Nepal and push the boundaries of exploration.

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The College of Engineering, and eight of its undergraduate engineering programs, ranked in the top 10 amongst public institutions.

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The awards will support faculty work to solve complex engineering challenges in different fields.

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Texas A&M’s industrial and systems engineering department received multiple awards at its field’s annual conference, reflecting significant contributions to both scholarly research and engineering education.

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Mark Lee's unexpected journey led him to Texas A&M, where he found his true passion and a supportive community.

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This new DARPA-funded approach will have far-reaching impact on the additive manufacturing industry.

Six faculty from the College of Engineering were awarded the prestigious Chancellor’s EDGES fellowship honoring their significant contributions to their disciplines.

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Researchers will introduce a breakthrough wearable device for PTSD management at the 2025 Project Hero Texas Challenge.