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Meet Our Faculty: Dr. Ben Xu
Dr. Ben Xu is a new addition to the Bulldog Family at the Mechanical Engineering Department and has a lot in store for his career at MSU. Xu earned his Bachelor at Wuhan University in Wuhan, China in 2007. From there, he attended the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing, China to earn…
Meet Our Faculty: Dr. Heejin Cho
Dr. Heejin Cho received his bachelor’s degree from Mississippi State University (MSU). After the end of the program, he decided to pursue his doctoral degree. His decision to continue his education at MSU was mainly influenced by his mentor Dr. Rogelio Luck. After earning his Ph.D. in 2009, Heejin began to work for Pacific Northwest…
$2.5 million Department of Energy grant helps MSU engineering professor study solar energy
From Starkville to Scotland: MSU student-athlete anticipates 2021 Fulbright U.K. Summer Institute
Senior design program aims to solve engineering problems for companies and small businesses
Do you have an engineering problem you want solved in your company or small business? Sponsor a senior design project, and a team of senior students will work on it applying all the knowledge they have acquired in a challenging, real-world environment.
Mago selected to receive the 2020 BCoE Career Award
Congratulations to Dr. Pedro J. Mago, ME Department Head and PACCAR Chair Professor, who was selected to receive the 2020 Career Award from the Bagley College of Engineering. A well-deserved award in recognition of all his contributions to the Mechanical Engineering department, the Bagley College of Engineering, and Mississippi State University. The career award is…
Aaron Smith received the 2020 Schillig Special Teaching Award
Congratulations to Aaron Smith, ME Assistant Clinical Professor, who received the 2020 Schillig Special Teaching Award from the MSU Center for Teaching and Learning. His project was “A steam engine rediscovery experience for mechanical engineers.” The Schillig Special Teaching Projects Program provides financial support to encourage new ideas for improving undergraduate teaching.