
November 11, 2025
Texas Tech Professor Awarded Samsung Grant
Zeeshan Ahmad has been selected to receive the Samsung Global Research Outreach (GRO) grant
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We study new ways to power the future, like batteries, fuel cells, and clean energy. Our work also looks at energy storage, propulsion, and making systems work better.
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We use engineering to solve problems in medicine, patient care, and health. Our work creates new tools and technologies to improve healthcare systems.
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We develop powerful computer methods to predict system performance. Our work also uses big data to solve real-world engineering problems.
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We study how fluids move and interact in systems like engines and turbines. Our work covers turbulence, heat transfer, sprays, and aerodynamics.
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We design, make, and test new materials for energy, propulsion, and medicine. This includes high-pressure materials, biomaterials, and 3D printing.
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We improve how complex systems work, from vehicles to energy grids. Our work includes control, optimization, and renewable energy systems.
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November 11, 2025
Zeeshan Ahmad has been selected to receive the Samsung Global Research Outreach (GRO) grant

November 11, 2025
Dr. Beibei (Helen) Ren Honored for Two U.S. Patents at Texas Tech Inventor Celebration

November 11, 2025
Beibei (Helen) Ren, a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Texas Tech University, has received the IEEE Standards Association Working Group Award

November 11, 2025
Paul Egan was awarded a $50,000 National Science Foundation I-Corps grant
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