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Davis College Dean Launches Inaugural Podcast with Conversation on Rogue AI

T. Dwayne McCay, former rocket scientist and Louise Dilworth Davis Dean of the Louise Dilworth Davis College of Science & Engineering at Texas Christian University, is launching a podcast.

Carbon emissions

TCU Engineering Experts Explain Carbon Capture, Sequestration

Ebrahim Fathi and Fatemeh Belyadi are drawing on experience with carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) projects across the country.

November 13, 2026
Dwayne McCay and Bingyang Wei

Davis College Dean Launches Inaugural Podcast with Conversation on Rogue AI

T. Dwayne McCay, former rocket scientist and Louise Dilworth Davis Dean of the Louise Dilworth Davis College of Science & Engineering at Texas Christian University, is launching a podcast.

November 11, 2026
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TCU Researcher Brings Trauma-Informed Care to Ukrainian Families

From TCU to Ukraine, Raya Shelashska is advancing trauma-informed approaches that strengthen caregivers and support children’s healing.

November 5, 2026
Gehendra Kharel, assistant professor of environmental sciences in TCU's College of Science and Engineering, visits Benbrook Lake in Tarrant County, TX. Kharel has done extensive research on water ecosystem sustainability in the

National Media Highlight TCU Research Revealing Hidden Levels of 'Forever Chemicals' in Drinking Water

“The Washington Post” and several other media highlighted new research led by Gehendra Kharel, associate professor of environmental and geological sciences at Texas Christian University.

November 2, 2026
Bison

Media Features TCU Ranch Management Students Getting Hands-On Experience with Bison

NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth joined TCU Ranch Management students at the Fort Worth Nature Center in helping round up the center’s bison for their annual health checks.

November 2, 2026
drinking water

TCU Research Finds Drinking Water May Contain More 'Forever Chemicals' Than Standard Reports Suggest

A new study led by Texas Christian University researcher Gehendra Kharel suggests that common methods for reporting harmful substances in U.S. drinking water may significantly underestimate the amounts of the chemicals present.

October 23, 2026