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Discover the books that have shaped the perspectives of Texas Engineering faculty at the Cockrell School of Engineering.

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Cockrell Book Club

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The Cockrell School of Engineering is a place of innovation, dedicated research and discovery. While the allure of the latest scientific journal or research report definitely calls to us, nothing scratches the reading itch quite like a good book. And who better to recommend a book for engineers than, well, engineers? We hit the offices, the labs and the email inboxes of our world-class engineering faculty to find out what books have sparked joy or made an impact on how they view the world of engineering. From Tom Yankeelov’s whimsical, musical take on penguins to Fernanda Leite’s experience with the power of thought and habits, there is something for every reader on this list.

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Kendra Lewellyn

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