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Congratulations to Associate Department Head Dr. Diego Donzis who was awarded the Anne and David Dunlap '83 Engineering ...
06/18/2026

Congratulations to Associate Department Head Dr. Diego Donzis who was awarded the Anne and David Dunlap '83 Engineering Excellence Professorship this past semester for his commitment to research and empowering students on campus.

Special thanks to Dr. Jayaraman from the College of Engineering who stopped by to give him a physical reminder of this achievement in person.

The Aggie community is mourning the passing of Texas A&M University Professor Dr. Antony Jameson, who passed last Thursd...
06/16/2026

The Aggie community is mourning the passing of Texas A&M University Professor Dr. Antony Jameson, who passed last Thursday at the age of 91.

Dr. Jameson is known as the father of computational modeling for the design of high-performance aircraft. The use of his codes led to a paradigm change from aircraft design-by-test to aircraft design-by-computation. They formed the basis for the design of numerous aircraft including the Airbus 310,320,330,340 and 380 as well as the Boeing 737-500,737-400, 737-700, 747-400, 757, 767, 777 and the 787.

He received his PhD from Cambridge University in 1963 and moved to the US in 1966, initially working with Grumman Aerospace Company. He transitioned to academia in 1972, serving as a faculty member at the New York University Courant Institute, Princeton University, and Stanford University before joining Texas A&M in 2018. His achievements have been celebrated all over the world, including honorary doctoral degrees from Uppsala University in Sweden and the Université Pierre et Marie Curie in France and an Honorary Professorship from the Northwest Polytechnical University in China

Dr. Jameson has received many awards, including the Daniel Guggenheim Medal for lifetime achievement, the Elmer A. Sperry Award, the Gold Medal from the Royal Aeronautical Society, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AAIA) Fluid Dynamics Award, the Spirit of St. Louis Medal from the ASME, the John Von Neumann Medal from the U.S. Association for Computational Mechanics and the Pendray Aerospace Literature Award. He was an Honorary Fellow of the AIAA, a Fellow of the Royal Society of London, a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, and a Foreign Member of the US National Academy of Engineering.

He leaves behind a legacy of great impact in the field of Aerospace Engineering and lifetime of research that affects everyone who has ever flown in an airplane. He will be remembered by the many faculty and students he inspired in life as well as his many friends and colleagues in the Aerospace community.

The Boundary Layer Transition and Turbulence (BOLT) Program has spent nearly a decade launching rockets into the atmosph...
06/10/2026

The Boundary Layer Transition and Turbulence (BOLT) Program has spent nearly a decade launching rockets into the atmosphere to fuel research and discoveries that bring us closer to flying at hypersonic speeds.

The program, lead by Texas A&M Professor of Aerospace Engineering Dr. Ivett Leyva, is now focused on the future of flight, and how Aggie innovation can move it forward.

Learn more about this groundbreaking experimentation here: u.tamu.edu/BOLTprogram

Dr. Diane Davis is joining our department from NASA, where she helped develop several innovative projects at Johnson Spa...
06/03/2026

Dr. Diane Davis is joining our department from NASA, where she helped develop several innovative projects at Johnson Space Center. She has spent nearly 15 years working on history making programs like the Gateway Mission Design team and virtually navigating spacecraft to Mars at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
She will be using her experience to educate the first undergraduate students majoring in Space Engineering this fall.
Read more about how she will prepare Aggies for the future of space research here: u.tamu.edu/J1LHptJ8

Aggies are propelling Texas into a new era of space leadership fueled by bold investments and collaborative partnerships...
05/27/2026

Aggies are propelling Texas into a new era of space leadership fueled by bold investments and collaborative partnerships. This focus was on full display on the first day of the Texas Aerospace Symposium. Dr. Robert Bishop kicked it off with opening remarks by highlighting the new Space Engineering degree for undergraduate students starting in the fall, and the new Texas A&M Space Institute that will open in the fall. Thank you to everyone who made the first day so successful, and as our co-hosts at UT Aerospace Engineering & Engineering Mechanics say the sky is not the limit!

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05/27/2026

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This past semester, senior students in the Texas A&M Architecture Department lead by Dr. Sora Key came together to tackl...
05/20/2026

This past semester, senior students in the Texas A&M Architecture Department lead by Dr. Sora Key came together to tackle the "Enlivening of the HRBB" for their capstone project. Four teams imagined a different HRBB, complete with 3D models that are now on display on the second floor of the building for anyone who wants to take a peek.
Associate Professor of Aerospace Engineering Dr. Hartl encourages anyone to come see what is possible in the building.

"The next time you want to take a stroll away from your desk, challenge yourself to match the correct model with the correct set of drawings. As you do, take the time to consider how another group of seniors from another college altogether embraced and expressed their own combinations of creativity and technical expertise. And then dream about how we can take another step to turn these ideas into reality."

New Ph.D grad Maddie Haas has accomplished a lot in the last year. She was a contractor at NASA Johnson Space Center whe...
05/18/2026

New Ph.D grad Maddie Haas has accomplished a lot in the last year. She was a contractor at NASA Johnson Space Center where she worked the night shift for the duration of the Artemis II mission where she monitored data from various environmental control and life support systems to prepare technical summaries for mission controllers.

A month later, she came back to campus to get hooded at her commencement ceremony. We're so proud of Dr. Haas and what she has achieved, proving Aggies are doing work that goes beyond Earth's atmosphere.

Congratulations to our current interim department head, Dr. Dimitris Lagoudas for being honored with the Regents Profess...
05/13/2026

Congratulations to our current interim department head, Dr. Dimitris Lagoudas for being honored with the Regents Professor designation for his commitment to outstanding performance and professional service. We're proud to have him as a part of the department!

Read more here: u.tamu.edu/jO7W91Xr

Congratulations to all of our Aerospace Engineering graduate students who crossed the stage this past week. We wish them...
05/11/2026

Congratulations to all of our Aerospace Engineering graduate students who crossed the stage this past week. We wish them all the best moving forward and hope that the memories and skills they earned at Texas A&M will help them continue to make an impact in the field!

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