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TAMEST Member José G. Santiesteban, Ph.D. (NAE), serves as co-chair of Building the North American Supply Chain of the Future, October 27-28 in Monterrey, co-organized by @theNAEng and @TecdeMonterrey. Attendance is complimentary, in person or online: https://t.co/jBXJ6zdVd6
Join us at the TAMEST 2027 Annual Conference: Frontiers of Discovery, February 1–3 in Houston. The Engineering Session will explore integrated photonics, revolutionary materials and sustainable water technologies. Save 25% when you register by December 10: https://t.co/rE9PkPwtaC
Congratulations to 2025 Kay Bailey Hutchison Distinguished Service Award Recipient Lyda Hill on receiving the 2026 Pride of Texas Award from the State Fair of Texas, in recognition of her philanthropic impact across the state. Read More: https://t.co/iRjD3RWINR
Researchers from @TTUHSC presented their cancer research initiatives directly to leaders of @CPRIT, highlighting the impact of collaborative efforts in advancing cancer prevention, clinical research and access to innovative treatments across West Texas: https://t.co/0ZDcPv3Oyc
TAMEST is proud to welcome four new members elected to @theNAMedicine in 2026. They are among 100 individuals honored for their outstanding achievements in health and medicine: https://t.co/1meTE6FJK3
Congratulations to TAMEST Member Lisa T. Su, Ph.D. (NAE), @AMD, on receiving the National Medal of Science, the nation’s highest recognition for scientists and engineers, for her contributions to advancing high-performance and adaptive computing: https://t.co/lDGZlGgw5X
@TAMU has been selected to help prepare officers to lead U.S. military operations in space for the next decade, giving the university a central role in developing leaders for one of the nation's most consequential national security missions. Read More: https://t.co/AES7paIdWS
Congratulations, @Sorrell_Lab, on this well-deserved recognition! Your leadership, scientific contributions, and dedication to education continue to inspire and make a difference. @CellUtsw@UTSWMedCenter@UTSWGradSchool
TAMEST is pleased to announce the late Pete Winstead and Winstead PC as the 2027 Kay Bailey Hutchison Distinguished Service Award recipients, honoring their leadership and lasting contributions to research and discovery in Texas: https://t.co/qAeozR8zUy
Dell Medical School has been selected as the key academic partner on two ARPA-H contracts focused on improving how clinical trials are conducted, connecting patients to research opportunities and enhancing the use of health data in research. Read More: https://t.co/AES7paIdWS
TAMEST Member Karen Lozano, Ph.D. (NAE), @RiceUniversity, has been named the director of the Tapia Center for Empowerment through STEM Education, succeeding the center’s late founder TAMEST Member Richard A. Tapia, Ph.D., a pioneering mathematician: https://t.co/UuQbzUlk4h
The @NAMedicine's Annual Meeting Scientific Symposium chaired by TAMEST Past President Brendan Lee, M.D., Ph.D. (NAM), @BCMHouston, will convene experts across science, medicine, public health and policy on Oct. 19. Read more: https://t.co/jgempsgjkG
Congratulations to Dr. Claudia Lucchinetti, named Executive Vice President for Medical Affairs and the UT Dell Medicine Health System. She continues as dean of Dell Medical School, leading the vision for UT Dell Medical Center. Read More: https://t.co/XDwKWvvmcR
The Hagler Institute for Advanced Study at @TAMU has announced its 2026-27 class of 10 Fellows and one Distinguished Lecturer, including internationally recognized leaders in science, engineering, business, education and agriculture: https://t.co/9CpXS7eWT2
The Frontiers of Engineering Symposium, co-chaired by TAMEST Members Mark Papermaster (NAE), @AMD and Karen E. Willcox, Ph.D. (NAE), @UTAustin, brought together engineers from various disciplines to discuss topics like challenges in AI and bioengineering: https://t.co/c2DV0blWCL
TAMEST Members: Nominate one early‑career researcher or industry professional to attend the TAMEST 2027 Annual Conference: Frontiers of Discovery, February 1–3, 2027, at the InterContinental Houston in Houston, Texas. Nominate Today: https://t.co/OClqF83b2Y
As part of the Mary Beth Maddox Award Lecture Series, 2026 recipient Maralice Conacci-Sorrell, Ph.D., delivered a lecture on her research targeting nutrient dependencies in cancer cells to nearly 60 research professionals at @UTSWMedCenter on September 16: https://t.co/YEC7Bi9KVZ
TAMEST connected with 2027 Annual Conference Medicine Co-Chair Charles “Charley” Taylor, Ph.D. (NAE), @UTAustin, to discuss how computational medicine is reshaping health care and what attendees can expect from next year's conference in Houston. Read More: https://t.co/bBjU05z4LA
Registration is open for the TAMEST 2027 Annual Conference: Frontiers of Discovery, February 1–3, 2027, in Houston, Texas. Don’t miss your chance to experience Texas’ premier convening of the best and brightest minds in research. Register: https://t.co/rE9PkPwtaC
As we celebrate 20 years of the O’Donnell Awards, our latest video highlights the vision of Edith and Peter O’Donnell, the transformative discoveries of past recipients and the enduring impact the awards have had on fostering research excellence in Texas: https://t.co/t61RfbbZTn