It's hard to put into words how much I appreciate this great coach!

Exactly right. “Vaccines work” is science. “You should get vaccinated” is ethics and policy.

We're looking for talented high school students from Bryan, College Station, and surrounding areas to join our new summer chemistry program—apply now! Chemistry Department

I'm basically an optimist, but I find it hard to argue against two claims: a) Screens/social media makes it easier to not pay attention in school b) GenAI makes it easier to cheat in school The combination of (a) + (b) is going to be a huge challenge for young ppl's education.

Hi y'all, I am taking this account private for a couple of weeks because of an upcoming TV appearance.

Congratulations to Texas A&M University’s master’s and doctoral graduates! Your commitment to research, innovation and academic excellence has led you to this remarkable milestone. As you take the next step in your professional journey, know that the Aggie Network is proud of

I’m meeting Many people who feel they want to come to church (maybe even “should”), but they’d feel like “hypocrites” because they don’t yet believe. Here’s what I find myself saying to them:

Dr. Pushkar Lele from the Department of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M is uncovering how this sense of touch triggers biofilm formation, with major impacts on health and industry. Read more: tx.ag/Microbes

🧪✨🧫 Chemistry Department's Dr. James Batteas was recently featured in @NewScientist for his insights into an emerging push to use dry powders instead of traditional liquids in the lab—a shift that’s showing real promise. 🔗 newscientist.com/article/247933…

Dr. Juan José Vilatela, recently joined a panel at the Carbon Hub at Rice University´s 5th Annual Meeting. There, he discussed some of the most relevant scientific questions to materialise emission-free advanced materials. Read all about it on our site [materials.imdea.org/groups/mng/dr-…]

Congrats to Chemistry Department's Dr. David Powers on being named a 2025 Texas A&M University EDGES Fellow! His work in chemical synthesis and solar energy storage is driving innovation in the lab and the classroom. #TAMU #Chemistry ⚛️ 🔗 tx.ag/ArtSci25Edges

Dr. Nathan Tichenor, TAMU Aerospace Engineering professor, Chief Research Officer at the Bush Combat Development Complex, and three-time Aggie, leads Mach 10 hypersonics research & mentors future engineers. 🎧 Watch the full episode of 'At Ease' with President Welsh: tx.ag/Mach10

🧪⚛️ Now is the time to push back on the proposed cuts to science and engineering research funding in the US. Congress appropriates, not the executive. nanoscale.blogspot.com/2025/06/pushin…

I think the “car” comment is very telling. Students may think of assignments as a hurdle to get past, rather than the formative step that it is.

The NPR/Radiolab episode on this mosquito topic was literally entitled “Kill em all”

What if a material could take the impact from a projectile and bounce back? Texas A&M just developed one that does exactly that. This self-healing polymer could be a game-changer for space travel. Read more here: tx.ag/DAPolymer #Innovation #SelfHealingMaterials

The TAMU EnergyInstitute, in partnership with Chevron , is pleased to announce the selection of 10 Texas A&M Chevron Energy Graduate Fellows for the 2025-2026 academic year. Learn more about these 10 amazing individuals here: energy.tamu.edu/news_item/anno…

What if a tiny tear could help break big boundaries? 🚀🛡️ TAMU Engineering researchers developed a self-healing polymer that bounces back after impact — opening new frontiers in space protection and advanced materials. 🔗: tx.ag/8Lo3agv #TAMUengineering

Now this is an interesting explanation of Mass Spec! xkcd.com/3094/

The 2026 U.S. National Science Foundation budget requests a ~57% decrease compared to 2024. There is a ~66% cut for Mathematical and Physical Sciences (this is where materials research is located). Cut in scholarships for students is 64.6%, for post-doctoral training - 91.4%. nature.com/articles/d4158…