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CAVS dynamometer upgraded to continue next generation of engine testing, research at MSU
Governors, Industry and Education Leaders Announce Tri-State Manufacturing Partnership
Study provides insights to reduce hesitancy in adopting wearables in workplace
Authors of the study on wearable technology included, from left, David Saucier, Reuben Burch, Lesley Strawderman and Brian Smith of Mississippi State University. Full Research: Inside IISE Journals Wearable technology is well integrated into most people’s daily lives. Smartwatches, health trackers and even jewelry embedded with sensor technology are used by many people to meet…
MSU launches new Athlete Engineering Institute to drive innovations in human factors, human performance, technology
Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems partners to swap racetrack for lunar surface with rover design
MSU, ERDC partner on new projects to boost AI-driven defense manufacturing and maintenance
MSU Bagley College of Engineering celebrates annual research achievements
As the MSU Bagley College of Engineering begins to wind down another calendar year, the college is recognizing several of its faculty, staff and student achievements. “As a land-grant major research university, our mission is to promote and advance knowledge for the sake of improving human life. I am proud of the hard work and…
MSU Bagley College assistant professor awarded Department of Energy grant
Like Li, an assistant professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and also affiliated with the Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems, and his team members at MSU and others from a national laboratory and universities have been awarded a Department of Energy grant of $3 million. “Bringing this award to Mississippi State is very exciting,”…
Mississippi State research study aims to increase understanding of traumatic brain injuries in soccer
A research collaboration between Mississippi State University and Cardiff University in the United Kingdom aims to increase understanding of traumatic brain injuries in soccer. The study, which began in 2020, researched the effects of head impact on aware and unaware soccer players. Raj Prabhu, former Department of Ag & Bio Engineering associate professor now Deputy…