Newsroom | Bagley College of Engineering - Part 35
MSU Bagley College of Engineering proposal funded by the USDA
A proposal submitted by Mississippi State Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering professor Mohammad Marufuzzaman was selected for funding by the United States Department of Agriculture through June 2025. The proposal idea, “The Image Based Assessment of Wood Chip Qualities: Transferred Learning Model Development to Field Validation,” was created in the summer of 2021 by…
MSU welcomes largest incoming class of Presidential Scholars, including 19 Bagley College of Engineering students!
Letter from the Dean: October 2022
Dear Faculty, Staff, Students and Friends of the Bagley College of Engineering: I have been telling people that the fall 2022 semester has been the best in the Bagley College of Engineering in years. Each of you has been working hard to make that possible, and I thank you for that. I am pleased to…
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…