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Jonathan Pote
Agricultural and biological engineering
Jeremiah Davis
Jonathan Pote
Filip To
James Wooten
Fei Yu
Agriculture economics
Keith Coble
Ken Hood
Dan Petrolia
School of Architecture
Michael Berk
David Lewis
Biochemistry, molecular biology, entomology & plant pathology
Shien Lu
Chemistry
Todd Mlsna
David Monts
David Wipf
Chemical engineering
Todd French
Rafael Hernandez
Jason Keith
Keisha Walters
Civil and environmental engineering
V. Gnaneswar Gude
Dennis Truax
Electrical and computer engineering
Mike Mazzola
Yong Fu
Nick Younan
Energy Institute
Glenn Steele
Forest products
Susan Diehl
Don Grebner
El Barberry Hassan
David Jones
Shane Kitchens
Rubin Shmulsky
Phil Steele
Forestry
Hamid Borazjani
Randy Rousseau
Geosciences
Brenda Kirkland
Darrell Schmitz
Industrial and systems engineering
Sandra Eksiouglu
Institute for Clean Energy Technology
Jeff Lindner
Larry Pearson
Yi Su
Charlie Waggoner
Institute for Imaging & Analytical Technologies
Giselle Munn
Mechanical engineering
Keith Hodge
Sundar Krishnan
Rogelio Luck
Pedro Mago
Kalyan Srinivasan
Mississippi State Chemical Laboratory
Jose Rodriguez
Physics
Chuji Wang
Plant and soil sciences
Brian Baldwin
Nuclear waste/ reprocessing
Coal/Lignite (Environmental effects of energy production and utilization)
Carbon capture and storage
Coal/Lignite (Energy conversion, transmission, distribution, and use)
Geothermal
Enhanced fossil fuel recovery
Diagnostics and monitoring
Biofuels and biochemicals
Renewable feedstocks
CHP (Energy conversion, transmission, distribution, and use)
Supply chain design and management
Smartgrids
Batteries
Energy storage
Solar
Wind
Engines
Transmission and distribution
Energy usage assessments
Federal energy management program (FEMP)
Green/ Sustainable building
CHP (Energy conservation and efficiency)
Life cycle analysis
Economic analysis
Members of the EWG group submitted eleven proposals in FY13, for a total of $9,401,658. Five projects were funded in FY13 through Choctaw Coal (three projects totaling $31,794), USDA NIFA ($1,000,000), and KiOR ($250,000), for a total of $1,281,794.
The energy working group (EWG) organizes a number of events during the academic year which will allow you to meet faculty from across campus and discuss new energy research areas, investigate possible new collaborations, and hear from experts in the energy area. The EWG works closely with the Energy Institute. The Energy Institute has established an infrastructure for converting agricultural products into liquid fuels. If interested to join the EWG, contact Sandra Eksioglu.
Jonathan Pote, PhD
Department Head & Professor
Agriculture and Biological Engineering