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Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University

The Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University is one of the largest, fully accredited programs in the country.

The Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University is one of the top rated chemical engineering departments in the world. It is also one of the largest, fully accredited chemical engineering programs in the country. The department has become a prolific chemical engineering research hub, with the faculty producing more than 200 refereed journal publications in 2016. The A

rtie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering at Texas A&M University has faculty engaged in a wide breadth of studies ranging from highly applied research in the areas of biomass utilization, process safety and hydrocarbon processing to very fundamental research in nanotechnology, life sciences, process systems engineering and molecular simulation. The ultimate goal of the work is to positively impact society by providing new knowledge. Please read the Texas A&M University Facebook Usage Policy at tx.ag/FBUsagePolicy.

09/02/2026

Join for our J.D. Lindsey Lecture Series presented by Pablo G. Debenedetti.

Today from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. in JEB, Room 106, Dr. Debenedetti will be discussing his work titled: THE GLASSY STATES OF WATER: FUNDAMENTALS AND APPLICATIONS.

Dr. Debenedetti’s work explores the unique properties of glassy water, a form of water found throughout the Universe, including in comets, icy moons and interstellar space. On Earth, it is used to help preserve cells and biological materials. His talk will explore how glassy water forms and how advanced computer-based tools are helping researchers better understand its unusual behavior.

We hope to see you there!

08/31/2026

🔬This summer, students worked alongside faculty mentors to contribute to research advancing sustainable energy, biomedical innovation, advanced manufacturing and environmental sustainability.

Through hands-on research, they’re building technical expertise, exploring new possibilities and helping tackle some of society’s biggest challenges — with their work continuing throughout the semester and beyond.

Read more about their summer research experiences: tx.ag/Summerresearchlab

08/28/2026

It is with deep sorrow that we share the news of the passing of Dr. Raymond (Ray) W. Flumerfelt.

Dr. Flumerfelt served Texas A&M University and the academic community with great distinction. He served as Head of the Artie McFerrin Department of Chemical Engineering from 1987 to 1995 and as Deputy Director of the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) from 1995 to 1997. He later served as Dean of Engineering at the University of Alabama and the University of Houston before retiring to Bryan.

Our deepest condolences and thoughts are with Dr. Flumerfelt’s family, friends and loved ones during this difficult time.

08/27/2026

Howdy Week was a success!

Our student ambassadors and assistant director connected with more than 3,000 first-year engineering students during Howdy Week, sharing what makes the community so special!

From answering questions to making new connections, we loved meeting the next generation of Aggie engineers. We can’t wait to see many of them join us in CHEN!

08/25/2026

The future of chemical engineering is being shaped by the CHEN community. 🔬

Explore the Fall ’26 issue of the magazine, featuring groundbreaking research, national faculty honors, student achievements and the lasting impact of our dedicated alumni.

Discover the people and stories driving innovation in chemical engineering: tx.ag/CHEN26magazine

08/24/2026

Welcome back, Ags!

The first day of school is here! Here’s to a new year filled with learning, growth, new memories, and Aggie spirit. 📚✨

Let’s make it a great one, Gig ’em! 👍

08/19/2026

Living cells are constantly changing, making them challenging to predict and control. Dr. Chelsea Hu is developing new tools to help researchers better understand these dynamic biological systems and improve how engineered cells respond to signals over time.

Her work could help advance applications ranging from medicine and sustainable chemical production to disease detection.

Discover how Hu is working to better control the behavior of engineered cells: tx.ag/engineeredbiologicalsystems

08/17/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Jodie Lutkenhaus on receiving the 2026 Nanoscale Science and Engineering Forum Award from the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)! 🎉

The national honor recognizes her sustained contributions to nanoscale science and engineering, including research advancing the understanding and application of nanomaterial-based coatings.

We’re proud to celebrate Dr. Lutkenhaus and her continued impact on innovative research!

Read more: tx.ag/engineeringforumaward

08/14/2026

Meet Katrina Engelman, our Student Ambassador! 🌺
Katrina is a member of the Class of 2028 from The Woodlands, TX, and majors in chemical engineering. This summer, Katrina participated in the thermodynamics study abroad program in Scotland and then spent several months working on a tropical fruit farm in Hawaii.

A few fun facts:
🎥 Favorite movie: Encanto
🍫 Favorite candy: Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
🍅 If Katrina could be any chemical, it would be Lycopene because it is found in tomatoes, a favorite food, and has some surprising health benefits.
🏃 Most looking forward to this year: playing board games, running with friends, and taking some of the more challenging chemical engineering courses.
We're excited to have Katrina representing the department and sharing experiences from both inside and outside the classroom. Gig ’Em!

08/12/2026

Protecting livestock from a growing threat!

Texas A&M researchers are developing fast-acting, low-residue wound treatments to help combat New World screwworm infestations in livestock. Led by Dr. Mustafa E. S. Akbulut, the $1.86 million project aims to provide producers with rapid-response tools to protect animals and strengthen U.S. agricultural biosecurity.

With cases spreading across Central America and Mexico and recently reaching Texas and New Mexico, the need for effective treatments is growing.

Read more: tx.ag/TEESScrewworm

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