News | Agricultural & Biological Engineering | Mississippi State University - Part 20
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
ABE students take home awards in undergraduate poster competition
ABE students who took home all the awards made in the Undergraduate Poster Competition at the Institute of Biological Engineering Annual Conference, which took place April 5-7, 2018 in Norfolk, Virginia: PJ Jarquin – 1st Place Hudson Chenault and Kylie Klinkhammer – 2nd Place (tie)
Daniel Chesser was a featured guest on CALS Influence TV, January 2018 Issue: Ag. & Bio. Engineering
Daniel Chesser was a featured guest on CALS Influence TV, January 2018 Issue: Ag. & Bio. Engineering – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkodexmXqyI&feature=youtu.be
Virtual brain model changes understanding of traumatic injury
A model developed by a team of Bagley College biomedical engineers will redefine the understanding of traumatic brain injury. Challenging more than 20 years of conventional wisdom, the BCoE’s human body simulation group developed a virtual model of the human brain that shows shockwaves traveling through hard tissue, like bone, as well as the soft…
Assistant professor succeeds at work-life balance
Lakiesha Williams’s ambitious mindset takes her on many adventures. She explores new ideas, helps support a family, teaches classes, serves in her community, and travels the world. She juggles many things and handles them with ease. But with everything she does, there’s one common theme — changing lives. A New Orleans native, Williams attended Louisiana…
Nigerian finds ‘American dream’ at Mississippi State
With graduation in sight and job offers waiting on the other side, senior biological engineering student Adesola Oje can safely say she’s come a long way since her first day in Starkville, which started with tears of uncertainty. “I cried my first day because I had this American dream in my head. I thought I…