Braeden Stewart is a Junior undergraduate student, originally from Dallas, Texas, majoring in Aerospace Engineering with honors at Texas A&M University. His research interests include gravitational impacts on the human body and related space suit design. He has been part of a student-led aircraft design team since the spring of 2022. Braeden leads tours for prospective Aerospace engineering students through the Aerospace Ambassadors program. Braeden plans to earn his bachelors degree in 2024, and his master’s degree in 2025, at Texas A&M University while seeking additional opportunities to grow as an aerospace engineer.
Outside of class, Braeden enjoys playing soccer and guitar, reading, cooking, and baking. He has traveled extensively since childhood and particularly enjoyed visiting China, Russia, Dominican Republic, and The Netherlands. He attends Restoration Church in Bryan, TX, and is a member of Christian Engineering Leaders, through which he finds time to serve the local community.
Eric Hall
Eric Hall is a Junior pre-med Biomedical Engineering major from Nashville, Tennessee with a focus in biomolecular and cellular engineering. He is currently the Director of Aggie Astronaut Corps and is heavily involved with Students for the Exploration and Development of Space, being a former Vice President of the organization. His research interests include cardiac responses to altered gravity environments and countermeasure development for long duration exploration missions. In the future, Eric hopes to attend medical school and work in the field of aerospace medicine.
Outside of the lab, Eric volunteers extensively with TAMU BUILD, an organization dedicated to building mobile medical clinics for use around the globe. He also is an avid ice hockey player and ancient history enthusiast.