Research | Agricultural & Biological Engineering | Mississippi State University - Part 4
John Linhoss and Daniel Chesser received an ASABE Blue Ribbon Award
John Linhoss and Daniel Chesser received an ASABE Blue Ribbon Award in the ASABE Educational Aids Competition for “Improving the Brooding Environment for Broiler Chicks Through a Better Understanding of Radiant Heaters: An Extension Fact Sheet Series” J. Linhoss, J. Purswell, and G.D. Chesser.
Daniel Chesser and Wes Lowe won the 2018 MSU DAFVM Rosalind and Rodney Foil Teamwork Award
Daniel Chesser and Wes Lowe won the 2018 MSU DAFVM Rosalind and Rodney Foil Teamwork Award for development of the Automated Precision Catfish Feed and Vaccine Delivery System for commercial use in catfish production. The developed precision agricultural technology currently holds a patent-pending status.
Biomedical engineers seek cure for vascular calcification
MAFES article featuring biomedical research by Dr. LaShan Simpson: Biomedical engineers seek cure for vascular calcification
Smart Water: Innovation in protecting vital resource
MAFES article featuring research by Dr. Joel Paz, Dr. Anna Linhoss, and Dr. Mary Love Tagert Smart Water: Innovation in protecting vital resource
MAFES research improves poultry house efficiencies
MAFES Discovers article featuring Dr. John Linhoss and Dr. Daniel Chesser: Ag & Bio Engineering research improves poultry house efficiencies
Biomass research provides alternative to fossil fuel
MAFES Discovers article featuring Dr. Fei Yu’s research: Biomass research provides alternative to fossil fuel
MSU student wins regional microscopy award
Groundbreaking research by a Mississippi State University student has garnered prestigious recognition from the Southeastern Microscopy Society. For biomedical engineering doctoral candidate Sourav Patnaik, winning the 2013 Ruska Award is additional confirmation to move forward with his work examining a reproductive disorder affecting hundreds of thousands of women around the world.
Warnock among selections for national engineering symposium
A Mississippi State biomedical engineering faculty member recognized for his problem-based teaching methods will participate next month in a special National Academy of Engineering symposium. James Warnock, an associate professor of agricultural and biological engineering in the university’s James Worth Bagley College of Engineering, is among 65 selected to attend the Nov. 13-16 Frontiers of…