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ME Undergraduate Student won BCoE Publication Award
Congratulations to John Fairley, mechanical engineering undergraduate student, who won the Bagley College of Engineering undergraduate student publication award. He is currently doing research with Dr. Scott Thompson and is focusing on the thermal analysis of oscillating heat pipes. They recently published a journal paper in the International Journal of Thermal Sciences. The title of the paper is:…
ME Ph.D. student inducted into the BCoE Student Hall of Fame
Kyle Johnson, a mechanical engineering Ph.D. student, was inducted into the Bagley College of Engineering Student Hall of Fame. Kyle has been doing research with Dr. Mark Horstemeyer on designing, producing, and characterizing two new metal alloys using laser engineered net shape additive manufacturing processes. He is also the recipient of the NASA Mississippi Space…
Stephen Cayson and Charlie Cumbaa named 2015 BCoE Distinguished Fellows
Congratulations to Stephen Cayson and Charlie Cumbaa who were named Bagley College of Engineering Distinguished Fellows. Stephen Cayson received a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering in 1987. He is the chief scientist and vice president for technology at Sigmatech, a company that provides technical services and support to the aerospace and defense companies. He is an…
ME Students win $20,000 at LITECAR challenge
STARKVILLE, Miss.—Three Bagley College of Engineering students won $20,000 in the Lightweighting Technologies Enabling Comprehensive Automotive Redesign (LITECAR) challenge. The mechanical engineering majors, David Francis, Kyle Johnson and Willburn Whittington, placed third out of 254 entries from across the globe in the challenge funded by Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy. The LITECAR competition asked teams to…
ME student among winners of the university’s fourth annual “Investing in Innovation Day”
Matt Waddle, a junior mechanical engineering major, won second place and a People’s Choice Award during the Conceptual (II) Startup competition, for Glassio; and the second place during the Student Elevator Pitch Competition, for Squares. Great Job Matt!! More information can be found here
MSU Formula SAE prepares for 2015 Season
STARKVILLE, Miss. – After countless hours in the fabrication and mechanics labs, an eager Mississippi State University Formula Society of Automotive Engineers team plans to make a name for itself in this year’s international competition at the Michigan International Speedway. As the world’s largest collegiate design competition, the May 13-16 event pits more than 120…
Schneider Contributes to Final Report of TMS Diversity Summit
Judy Schneider, Coleman and Whiteside Professor of Mechanical Engineering, received a competitive travel grant from The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society (TMS) Women in Materials Science and Engineering Committee (funded by the TMS Foundation) to attend Diversity in the Minerals, Metals, and Materials Professions (DMMM1). The final report and toolkit from that summit, organized by…
Horstemeyer earns SEC Achievement Award
STARKVILLE, Miss. – A Bagley College of Engineering professor received a regional award for his commitment to teaching, research and scholarship. Mark F. Horstemeyer, a professor and the Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems chair in computational solid mechanics, has earned the 2015 Southeastern Conference Faculty Achievement Award for Mississippi State University. Horstemeyer is one…
4 ME Ph.D. Students Won Awards at Graduate Research Symposium
Gabe Monroe, Jamal Alexander, Amanda Sterling, and Rakish Shrestha won awards at the 13th Annual Graduate Research Symposium at MSU. Gabe Monroe: 2nd place in the Physics and Computations Sciences, Mathematics, and Engineering Oral Presentation Division: “Energy harvesting via ferrofluidic induction.” Jamal Alexander: 3rd place in the Physics and Computations Sciences, Mathematics, and Engineering Oral Presentation Division: “Possible Smart…
Researchers Lab-to-Fab Work could Create U.S. Manufacturing Renaissance
Lab-to-fab describes the work two CAVS researchers are conducting to help an emerging technology move from the laboratory to a production environment. Additive manufacturing (AM), more commonly known as 3-D printing, is mainly used to create three-dimensional prototypes from a digital blue print for engineers and designers. Researchers Scott Thompson and Nima Shamsaei are trying…