What will shape the future of innovation? 🌍 At SXSW, Texas A&M joined Fast Company to explore how curiosity, collaboration and values-based leadership can build a better tomorrow. Read the top 3 takeaways: tx.ag/Oh1Jqu2 #TAMU #AggieInnovation #SXSW

Concrete that heals itself? It’s not science fiction — it’s Texas A&M research in action. Check it out! ⤵️

Cooler buildings. Smarter energy use. ❄️⚙️ Research from TAMU Engineering is helping power the “ice battery” tech featured by CBS Evening News — cutting energy costs and easing grid demand. #TAMU #AggieResearch #EnergyInnovation

Could Mars have supported life? 🪐 Texas A&M geobiologist Dr. Mike Tice analyzed volcanic rock from Jezero Crater to help answer that question — using data from NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover. His research could shape future Mars missions and our understanding of the Red Planet’s past. 🔗

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

We brought Aggie innovation to the global stage. Texas A&M joined bold thinkers at the Fast Company Most Innovative Companies Summit — and was the only university named to this year’s list. Innovation with purpose is more than a mission. It’s momentum. #TAMU #AggieInnovation

AI is becoming a key part of modern business strategy. Mays Business School experts say success comes from focusing on outcomes — not just algorithms. 🔗: tx.ag/Zzrke31 #TAMU #AILeadership #BusinessStrategy #AggieInnovation

Today marks 81 years since D-Day — June 6, 1944. We pause to remember the courage of Allied forces who stormed the beaches of Normandy and changed the course of history. Among them were Aggies whose bravery and sacrifice continue to inspire generations. At Texas A&M, service is

Not all chemistry happens in a lab. Texas A&M’s Dr. Daniel Tabor is using AI and machine learning to accelerate materials discovery for clean energy and next-gen electronics. 🧪💻 More: tx.ag/TTZ5XMt #TAMU #AggieResearch #AI

Leading with the impact. Cost savings is ALWAYS a big deal! 🧱🌿 Cracked concrete can lead to catastrophic failures — and cost billions in repairs. TAMU Engineering’s Dr. Congrui Grace Jin is developing self-healing concrete, inspired by lichen, that could help prevent

We are excited to be named a 2025 Fast Company World Changing Ideas honoree for our Alzheimer’s disease breakthrough — a nasal spray treatment advancing hope and healing. Aggie research is changing the world, one discovery at a time. 🔗 Learn more: tx.ag/WCIAward

What does the future of innovation need? Texas A&M University took the stage at Fast Company’s #MICGala to spotlight a bold new kind of learning — where values-driven leadership meets interdisciplinary vision. The only university on the 2025 Most Innovative Companies list. 🔗:

Aggie animation doesn’t miss a scene. Texas A&M has once again been named Texas’ top animation school — proving that creativity, skill and innovation thrive in Aggieland. Shoutout to the students, faculty & former students who keep raising the bar — frame by frame. 📷  #TAMU

Texas A&M is a 2025 Fast Company World Changing Ideas honoree! 🎉 @tamumedicine's innovative nasal spray therapy for Alzheimer’s has been named one of the top 100 global projects making a meaningful impact on the world’s most urgent challenges. A powerful step forward in the

Happy Father’s Day to everyone called ‘Dad’! Let’s cheer on Felix Rosenqvist in tonight’s prime time #IndyCar race at WWT Raceway 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT. Catch our Aggie branding on Felix’s onboard camera!

Still feels like yesterday 🤠 Thanks for making Texas-sized memories with the 12th Man. 👍 #GigEm #KyleField #AggieSpirit

What if one treatment could bring hope to patients with ALS and other untreatable diseases? Texas A&M’s Dr. Simrit Parmar is leading a first-of-its-kind global trial using umbilical cord blood cell therapy — already proven safe and effective. 🔗: tx.ag/7Kcx9ne

What if we could recreate the twists and turns of real blood vessels — in the lab? 🧪🩸 @tamuengineering researchers created a customizable vessel-chip that mimics real vascular structures like branches, aneurysms & stenosis. It’s a leap forward for drug testing & vascular

The smallest ocean currents may have the biggest impact. 🌊 Texas A&M’s Dr. Jinbo Wang co-led research — featured on the cover of nature — showing how these hidden forces move water, heat & energy across the globe. 🔗 : tx.ag/vcXMJ5h #AggieResearch #TAMU