Newsroom | Bagley College of Engineering - Part 44
American Society of Civil Engineers honors MSU’s Vahedifard for groundbreaking research paper
Bagley College of Engineering announces two online degree programs
Mississippi State University students are now eligible to obtain a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or a bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering from almost anywhere in the world, thanks to the new online degree programs. “This is an exciting opportunity and opens our online outreach to a new group of individuals. Previously, our online offerings…
Doyl Dickel: mechanical engineering professor receives CAREER grant for atomic modeling research
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…
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…
MSU Bagley College of Engineering professor serves as a National Science Foundation program director
Yaroslav Koshka, an electrical and computer engineering professor at the Bagley College of Engineering, was appointed a program director for the Division of Materials Research, at the National Science Foundation. Koshka said he was honored to be appointed to this position and has been eager to begin in his new role, which started on August…
Mississippi State cybersecurity club places third in National Security Agency contest
A group of Mississippi State students placed third in the “Hack the Port 22: E.L.F. Edition” competition. “Hack the Port 22: E.L.F. Edition” was hosted by the National Security Agency in partnership with the Maryland Innovation Security Institute and DreamPort. The competition was designed to increase knowledge, skills and awareness of critical infrastructure cybersecurity and…
Electrical and computer engineering department names new Paul B. Jacob Endowed Chair
Mehmet Kurum has been named the Paul B. Jacob Endowed Chair for the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering of the Mississippi State University Bagley College of Engineering. The Paul B. Jacob Endowed Chair honors Mississippi State alum Paul B. Jacob who received a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering in 1944. Jacob became a faculty…
Mississippi State Libraries to host Innovate State Hackathon on October 29
Mississippi State students are invited to show off their skills and learn new ones at the Innovate State Hackathon. This 24-hour event takes place on October 29. Small teams of coders and makers compete to create winning projects. Teams can access makerspaces on campus and The Idea Shop in downtown Starkville. Electronic components and lumber…