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Swalm School of Engineering director’s suite named for former dean
STARKVILLE, Miss.— Mississippi State University’s Bagley College of Engineering and the Dave C. Swalm School of Chemical Engineering announced the naming of the school’s director’s suite in honor of former engineering dean Jason M. Keith. The dedication recognized Keith’s leadership and long-standing contributions to engineering education, faculty development and student success within the college and…
Marojevic develops new methods to detect, mitigate radio frequency interferences with NSF-funded INTERACT project
Marojevic develops new methods to detect, mitigate radio frequency interferences with NSF-funded INTERACT project Mississippi State’s Vuk Marojevic is using a coveted National Science Foundation SWIFT Award to advance the next generation of efficient, wireless communication through the INtegrated Testbed Ensuring Resilient Active/Passive CoexisTence (INTERACT) project. A professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer…
ISE faculty and students earn awards at IISE Annual Conference and Expo
Mississippi State University Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering students and faculty brought home several awards at the 2025 Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineering this past summer. Held in Atlanta, the conference brought together ISE faculty and students from universities around the world to present and discuss their research. MSU ISE alumni also attended…
MSU engineering faculty member collaborates to improve digitization in construction industry with NSF grant
Yu Luo, a Mississippi State associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, is collaborating with two fellow professors to increase digitization in the construction management and safety industry. Using a $299,877 National Science Foundation CyberTraining grant, Luo will collaborate with Rizwqan Farooqui and Samee Khan to develop cyberinfrastructure training models covering the Internet of Things,…
MSU receives $6.5M software donation from Petex, continues 9-year partnership with Swalm School of Chemical Engineering at Mississippi State University
For the ninth consecutive year, Scotland-based engineering firm Petex has renewed its $6.5million software donation to Mississippi State University. The donation benefits MSU’s Department of Geosciences and the Swalm School of Chemical Engineering by equipping students with industry-standard tools as part of their academic curriculum. Engineering students gain access to a suite of licenses for…
