Research Development Services Brochures and Flyers
During my tenure at the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, I designed sophisticated graphics and layouts for technical proposals ranging from $20K to $50M. My work focused on transforming dense, scientific information into professional visual narratives for prestigious government and research agencies
A bar chart comparing male/female representation: Engineering (85.5% M / 14.5% F), Bio/Medical Science (52% M / 48% F), and Social Science (40% M / 60% F).
A 3D diagram showing three interconnected network layers—Natural Gas, Power Grid, and Communication—mapped over the same geographic region to illustrate system interdependencies.
A strategic framework titled "Knowledge to Maximize Impact." It maps four pillars—Crops, Natural Resources, Food Production, and Social Equity—against horizontal tracks for AI Innovation and Workforce Development.
Infographic of the Texas/Louisiana/Oklahoma region, representing 25% of the U.S. economy with a $2.929T GDP. It highlights 71 Fortune 500 headquarters and $9.166B in higher education R&D, primarily in Health and Energy.
A 6' x 6' modular laboratory layout shown in three levels (Floor, Bench, Shelf). An isometric illustration shows a scientist at a computer, surrounded by equipment including a DNA synthesizer, MinION sequencer, and aseptic filler.