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Texas State lands NASA grant to develop lunar concrete for building on the moon

NASA’s Minority University Research and Education Project Small Business Technology Transfer awarded TXST a planning grant to further develop CaerusCrete, a technology concept that uses resources found on the moon as a building material. ☞

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1200+ STUDENT DECLARED MAJORS

As of Fall 2022, the Ingram School of Engineering has over 1200 engineering majors shared between our undergraduate and graduate programs.

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State-of-the-art classrooms, laboratories, and equipment are designed to accomplish our institutional and program educational objectives. ☞

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Daniel is working toward his Master of Science degree with a major in Engineering and a concentration in Civil Engineering. He is advised by Dr. Keisuke Ikehata. Click here to read the full story. ☞

Digital twin concept image. — How Digital Twins Are Driving the Future of Business

Featured in SAP Insights, ongoing research by Dr. Jesus Jimenez and his team, creating digital twins for factory workers, enhancing worker safety and productivity. Click here to read the full story. ☞

CE Faculty — Three CE faculty receive ACI Foundation Research Grants

Three Civil Engineering faculty, Drs. Xijun Shi, Jung Yeon, and Togay Ozbakkaloglu, are recipients of the American Concrete Institute (ACI) Foundation’s Concrete Research Council (CRC) research grants.

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Texas State lands NASA grant to develop lunar concrete for building on the moon

TXST engineers team with Kyle Fire Department to deploy tech-enhanced infrastructure in a new fire station

Texas State named University Transportation Center by U.S. Department of Transportation

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Student centered

Research and Innovation

Service for Texas

Your future in engineering starts here

1200+ STUDENT DECLARED MAJORS

Facilities at ISoE

Ingram Hall Makerspace

ISoE News

Daniel Leontieff receives the 2022 National Water Research Institute Member Agency Fellowship

How Digital Twins Are Driving the Future of Business

Three CE faculty receive ACI Foundation Research Grants

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