Hatambeigi Awarded First Place in Malcolm Verdict Memorial Poster Competition
Mahya Hatambeigi, a Master of Science in Energy student and Lechner Scholar at the Texas A&M Energy Institute, was awarded first place in the Malcolm Verdict Memorial Poster Competition at the 2026 Texas Energy Summit.
Tian named one of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers’ 35 Under 35
Former Texas A&M University chemical engineering student Dr. Yuhe Tian has been named one of the newest recipients of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers’ (AIChE) 35 Under 35 award. The award recognizes 35 AIChE members aged 35 or younger who have made significant contributions to chemical engineering and the AIChE community, highlighting emerging professionals making […]
Energy Institute Study of the Houston Ship Channel Featured at YNOW2026
Fedor Mikheev, a Master of Science in Energy student at the Texas A&M Energy Institute, presented his study “From Silos to Systems” at YNOW2026, A Yokogawa Users Conference & Exhibition, held September 1-3, 2026, in New Orleans. At the conference, he offered a presentation and joined an industry panel. The study looks at twelve of […]
Texas A&M Students Examine the Water, Energy, and Food Implications of Data-Center Growth in Greece
A multidisciplinary cohort of Texas A&M University undergraduate researchers has completed a field-based study examining how the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence and data-center infrastructure could affect energy, water, agriculture, and local communities in Greece.
The Hidden Cost of Food Waste
A team of researchers at Texas A&M University and Prairie View A&M University is seeking answers on how food waste connects to broader systems and how decisions in one area affect others.