A look at what the students are doing in the Center for New Ventures and Entrepreneurship at Texas A&M. The A&M also introduces many big players in teaching and developing young entrepreurs.  

"If someone dumps a box of legos in your lap and asks you “What you can do with this?”, you’re not going to say “I don’t know”. You’re going to say “What can’t I do with this?” Same thing for 3D printing."

In "3D Printing: A Whole New World" from PechaKucha Night Bryan Vol. 2, 3D printing and scanning is an emerging tech and its presence at Texas A&M is becoming more widespread. In his presentation, Benedict Nguyen discusses its exciting most recent developments.

Using electrons (the basic building block of life) to help "clean, heal, feed and shape the world." Suresh Pillai explains how we could use and control electrons to make the world a better place.

This presentation briefly explores the production and workflow of creativity as it is first “discovered” in a graphite and/or ink sketch, then compositionally interpreted in Photoshop, and finally reinterpreted as a canvas painting from the digital compilation. Do the tools available with advances in technology change the paradigm of the creative decision making process? And, the chicken or the egg question, Is the canvas painting an original or a copy?

A young girl watches and listens to the daily ablutions of her grandparents as each one prepares for the day.

"The word amatuer should not be associated with a lack of knowledge but with an abundance of love.

In I Love Being an Amateur Photographer from PechaKucha Night Bryan Vol. 2, Glen Vigus reflects on history of photography, his thirty-two years experience with the medium and the importance of putting love+pride back into the title: "Amateur Photographer."