Research | Bagley College of Engineering - Part 3
Water Warriors: MSU research lab and student organizations host outreach for local students
Students from Starkville Oktibbeha School District’s West Elementary received first-hand experience in water research thanks to Mississippi State University’s associate professor and research associate from the Watersheds and Water Quality Research Lab in the Richard A. Rula School of Civil and Environmental Engineering. John Ramirez-Avila, Sandra Ortega-Achury and students from the Society of Hispanic Professional…
MSU continues UAS research, testing and evaluation for U.S. Homeland Security with $18.7 million contract
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,”…
MSU introduces new Athlete Engineering certificate
Mississippi State University’s industrial and systems engineering research program, Athlete Engineering, has received its certification to create a program for both students and practitioners to continue their studies in the athlete engineering field. The Athlete Engineering research program is in collaboration with Mississippi State Athletics, the Bagley College of Engineering’s industrial and systems engineering department,…
Mississippi State University electrical and computer engineering team aims to strengthen communication in radio frequency-denied environments
A Mississippi State faculty member and his two graduate students have been working hard to create a new communication method called “A Mechanically Based Antenna” (AMEBA) for wireless communication in radio frequency-denied environments. The project, funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation, focused on creating a miniaturized and power-efficient ELF transmitter that would…