This episode of The Study Break includes a very honest conversation with guest, Celeste Lundy. The hosts dive deep into cultural roadblocks, perceptions and how Celeste personally overcame those in her college career thus far. In honor of Black History Month, Celeste explains what it means to her and what motivates her to become a Black female engineer.

What is the Student Engineers' Council (SEC)? What part do they play on Texas A&M University's campus? What does student leadership look like in a prominent organization? This week, we are kicking off a new series, Just a SEC, where we talk leadership, professional development and more.

In this special episode of SoundBytes, we're recording live from the 3rd annual Invent for the Planet at Texas A&M University. From a student with an inside view of the global competition to participating students located in Egypt and Qatar, the SoundBytes team is sharing a special look at the event!

Deepfakes have made headlines more and more in recent years, with many discussing way to detect and combat these computer-generated images. At Texas A&M University, an ocean engineering faculty member is working with his students to develop better ways to tell the difference between real and fake images. We sat down with Dr. Freddie Witherden, assistant professor, to learn more.

On this episode of Ask an Engineer, the SoundBytes team asks Dr. Freddie Witherden how the average person can spot a deepfake image. The answer might surprise you...

Join Ritika Bhattacharjee in welcoming her new student co-host, Drew Dehaven from the Student Engineers Council, in this episode of The Study Break! Learn about why they each chose engineering at Texas A&M, what they like to do for fun, what organizations they are involved with and what to expect on this semester of Soundbytes.

This week on The Wire, how students from across the globe are coming together to design solutions to far-reaching challenges. 

How is picking a lock similar to breaking into a computer? Dr. Jeyavijayan "JV" Rajendran, assistant professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, poses this exact question to his students. Rajendran is researching ways to improve hardware security, which has a become a weak link in cybersecurity. He also has found a passion for helping students get excited about cybersecurity through a "capture the flag" type competition called Hack@DAC.

Bringing together fact and fiction - be it the lunar landing or "That's no moon" - space exploration has been a fascination for humankind throughout history. Now, as NASA sets its sights on a return to the moon and beyond, Dr. Ana Diaz Artiles, assistant professor in the Department of Aerospace Engineering, is designing the future of spacesuits.

This week on The Wire, join Hannah, Steve, Ritika and the rest of the SoundBytes team in looking back at the first four months of the podcast!