Fernando, San

Exploring transformative approaches to sustainable development, Fernando San serves as a Professor and Associate Department Head in the Biological and Agricultural Engineering department at Texas A&M University. With a profound commitment to advancing the fields of bioenergy and bioprocessing, his work is at the intersection of catalysis, economy, energy, environment, and sustainability. Professor San's research is driven by the urgent need to develop sustainable solutions that address global energy challenges. His expertise in catalysis and bioprocessing has led to significant advancements in the production of bioenergy, contributing to more efficient and environmentally friendly energy systems. His work not only focuses on technical innovations but also considers the economic and environmental implications, ensuring that solutions are viable and sustainable in the long term. In addition to his research, Professor San is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of engineers and scientists. He is actively involved in curriculum development and student advising, fostering an academic environment that encourages innovation and critical thinking. His office, located in Scoates Hall, serves as a hub for collaboration and discussion, where students and colleagues alike are welcomed to explore new ideas and approaches to the pressing issues of our time. Through his leadership and vision, Professor San continues to make a lasting impact on both his field and the broader community.