TAMU AMPP

The TAMU AMPP Student Chapter is a student-led organization at Texas A&M University, dedicated to advancing knowledge, collaboration, and innovation in the fields of corrosion science and materials reliability. Based in the National Corrosion and Materials Reliability Lab (NCMRL), under the leadership of Dr. Homero Castaneda within the Department of Materials Science & Engineering, our chapter provides a platform for students to engage with cutting-edge research, industry professionals, and emerging technologies in corrosion and materials performance. Located at the CIR (Center for Infrastructure Renewal) on the Rellis Campus, we actively promote professional development opportunities, technical workshops, and collaborative projects, aligning with AMPP's mission to build a better world through corrosion mitigation and materials integrity. Whether you’re a student, researcher, or industry partner, TAMU AMPP offers a dynamic community to foster education, innovation, and professional growth in corrosion science and engineering.