Hands-On Project Experience
Design challenges provide an excellent starting point for aspiring engineers.
RASC-AL Large Scale Lunar Crater Prospector 🥇
Team Selenis
TSGC Crew Tracking for Space Analog Research 🥇
Team Vestigo
IV Fluid Generation (IVGEN) Mini pH Correction
Team Hermes
AIAA Human Enabled Venus Robotic Exploration
Team Astraeus
RASC-AL AI-Powered Self Replicating Probes
Team Progredior
Blue Skies Advancing Aviation for Natural Disasters
Team Elementum
Travel Opportunities!
At TAMU ThinkTank, students can showcase their design projects at industry events with the help of various programs and services. Attending these events offers a chance to meet industry professionals, receive valuable feedback, and gain insight into current industry trends. Additionally, networking at project showcases can create meaningful connections and open up opportunities for future career growth.
Texas Space Grant Consortium Showcase
Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX
Engineering Project Showcase
Zachry Engineering Education Complex, College Station, TX
Officers
Garrett Stevenson
President
Payas Joshi
Vice President
Aiden Kampwerth
Competition Team Administrator
Arjun Sawheny
Competition Team Coordinator
Moksh Shah
Competition Team Coordinator
Jae-son Rivera
Public Outreach Officer
Landon Uelsmann
Treasurer
Krishnan Vellore
Advisory Officer
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Latest Articles
Read about all of the things we've done so far!
Team Selenis wins best Non-Capstone Team Award at Engineering Project Showcase
TAMU ThinkTank's Team Selenis wins first place at the Engineering Project Showcase (Non-Capstone category) for their innovative rover mission concept, designed to prospect for water and ice deposits in the permanently shadowed regions of the lunar south pole.
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Texas A&M team wins Texas Space Grant Consortium Design Challenge
Texas A&M University's and ThinkTank's very own Team Vestigo, composed of freshmen, took first place against 16 other university teams for their creation of a wearable device to track crew member location and orientation while in space.
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NASA's Waste Jettison Mechanism Challenge Winners
The team developed the Spring Loaded Ejection Mechanism (SLEM) to eject waste out of the Orion capsule during long-distance missions. The SLEM was TAMU ThinkTank's first project, and the team won 4th Place overall and a $1000 cash prize.
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