Media - Part 143
Seven Bagley students among ‘Innovation’ winners
STARKVILLE, Miss. — Seven Bagley College students earned funding during Mississippi State University’s fourth annual Investing in Innovation competition as part of Entrepreneurship Week.
Horstemeyer earns SEC Achievement Award
STARKVILLE, Miss. – A Bagley College of Engineering professor received a regional award for his commitment to teaching, research and scholarship. Mark F. Horstemeyer, a professor and the Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems chair in computational solid mechanics, has earned the 2015 Southeastern Conference Faculty Achievement Award for Mississippi State University. Horstemeyer is one of…
MSU Students Making 2016 Camaro More Efficient
STARKVILLE, Miss. — MSU students are taking on a new challenge, hoping to drive away the winner in a car rebuild competition.
BCoE hosts science and engineering fair
STARKVILLE, Miss. – Nearly 400 projects shared the floor at Humphrey Coliseum last month as the Bagley College of Engineering hosted the Region V Mississippi Science and Engineering Fair for students in sixth through 12th grades. The project total nearly doubled that of last year and included entries from 42 public, private and home schools…
Fossil fuels prompt lively debate at BCoE presentation
STARKVILLE, Miss. – Controversial author Alex Epstein provoked mixed emotions and lively debate while presenting his views on fossil fuels and the future of energy production at a March 18 presentation on Mississippi State University’s campus. The author of “The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels” and “Fossil Fuels Improve the Planet” was invited to speak…
Karimi-Ghartemani publishes book
Masoud Karimi-Ghartemani, an associate professor in electrical and computer engineering, has released a new book on microelectronic systems. Titled “Enhanced Phase-Locked Loop Structures for Power and Energy Applications” it is available now through IEEE Press.
Students test their ‘metal’ in smithing challenge
STARKVILLE, Miss. –Bagley College of Engineering students will test their mettle this week when they pit their metal against other universities’ in a national sword-making challenge. The team of nine students forged, hammered and cast a Viking-style sword for a bladesmithing competition sponsored by the Mineral, Metals and Materials Society in conjunction with its annual…
Civil engineers celebrate decade of Traffic Bowl dominance
STARKVILLE, Miss. – A team of civil engineers from the Bagley College of Engineering secured its decade of dominance with a commanding win at the 2015 Deep South Regional Traffic Bowl. The three-person, Mississippi State University team scored 1,100 points higher than second place-finisher Jackson State University and 2,000 points more than third place-finisher, and…
Fossil fuel debate ignites March 18 at Mississippi State event
STARKVILLE, Miss. – A March 18 event will explain the “moral case for fossil fuels” as part of the Mississippi State University Bagley College of Engineering Distinguished Lecture Series. Alex Epstein, author of “The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels” and “Fossil Fuels Improve the Planet,” will speak at a 3 p.m. free public lecture in…
Student accepts high-achievement award
STARKVILLE, Miss – An industrial engineering major’s outstanding performance in academics, leadership and service has earned recognition from Mississippi State University. Senior Ryan Weitzel received the Harry Charles Simrall Award for Engineering Excellence from the MSU Association of Retired Faculty. One of the highest awards a Bagley College of Engineering student can receive from the…