Agricultural and Biological Systems EngineeringGraduate Program Summary |
Graduate Degrees OfferedM.S.; Ph.D.* Specializations Water Resources Planning and Management; Environmental Studies Areas of Study Bioengineering; Bioprocess Engineering; Ecosystems Engineering; Environmental Engineering; Site-Specific Crop Management; Water Resources * Ph.D. is available through the Unified Ph.D. Program in Engineering with a specialization in Agricultural and Biological Systems Engineering Application ChecklistRequired by Office of Graduate Studies
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Application Deadline Rolling admissions. Applications are reviewed monthly.
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Description of ProgramThe Department of Biological Systems Engineering offers graduate programs leading to the Master of Science in agricultural and biological systems engineering and mechanized systems management. The department participates in the unified Ph.D. in engineering with a specialization in agricultural and biological systems engineering. The department also cooperates in Master of Science programs in environmental engineering and the unified Ph.D. in biomedical engineering. Graduate study may be directed toward agricultural power and machinery systems, control systems, soil and water conservation, irrigation system design, ground and surface water management, water quality, plant environment, bioprocessing, animal well-being, risk assessment, environmental engineering, animal waste management, solid and hazardous waste management, materials handling and processing systems, food process engineering, computer applications, monitoring and controlling biological systems, decision support systems, global positioning systems, geographic information systems, biomedical engineering, and other areas of engineering science and design.
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ContactGraduate Chair Dr. Milford Hanna402-472-1634 Fax: 402-472-6338 Department Address 209 L.W. Chase HallLincoln NE 68583-0730 Department Website
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Faculty and Research
| Viacheslav Adamchuk | Precision Agriculture | |
| Gregory Bashford | Biomedical Imaging; Noninvasive Blood Flow Velocity Measurement; DNA Sequencing Instrumentation | |
| David Billesbach | Greenhouse Gases and Emissions | |
| Tami Brown-Brandl | Livestock Environment Adjunct Faculty | |
| Bruce Dvorak | Small System Drinking Water Issues; Applied Pollution Prevention | |
| Roger Eigenberg | Livestock Environment Adjunct Faculty | |
| Dean Eisenhauer | Hydrologic and Irrigation Engineering; Infiltration; Overland and Vadose Zone Flow | |
| Thomas Franti | Surface Water Quality Engineering; Surface Water Management | |
| John Gilley | Soil and Water Conservation Engineering; Land Application of Manure; Surface Hydrology and Water Quality Adjunct Faculty | |
| Milford Hanna | Value-Added Process Engineering; Physical Properties of Food | |
| Roger Hoy | Machine Performance | |
| Ayse Irmak | Crop Modeling; GIS; Precision Agriculture | |
| Suat Irmak | Land and Water Resources Engineering | |
| Erkan Istanbulluoglu | Surface Hydrology; Ecohydrology Modeling; Surficial Processes; Landscape Evolution | |
| David Jones | Risk Assessment and Modeling | |
| Michael Kocher | Sensors and Controls | |
| Richard Koelsch | Whole Farm Nutrient Management; Odor Control from Livestock Systems | |
| William Kranz | Irrigation Engineering | |
| Derrel Martin | Irrigation and Water Resources Engineering | |
| George Meyer | Sensors and Machine Vision | |
| Jack Nienaber | Livestock Environment Adjunct Faculty | |
| Jack Schinstock | Engine Power Systems | |
| Dennis Schulte | Air Pollution; Nonpoint Source Pollution Control; Animal Waste Management | |
| David Shelton | Soil and Water Conservation Engineering | |
| John Smith | Machinery Management | |
| Richard Stowell | Animal Housing Systems; Odor and Gas Emissions; Heat Stress Abatement | |
| Jeyamkondan Subbiah | Hyperspectral Imaging and Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Systems | |
| Lijun Wang | Food and Bioprocess Engineering | |
| Curtis Weller | Food and Bioproducts Engineering; Value-Added Processing; Biopolymeric Films | |
| Wayne Woldt | Groundwater Engineering and Management; Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment; Odor Management | |
| Bryan Woodbury | Environmental Engineering Adjunct Faculty | |
| Yiqi Yang | Textile Chemistry, Wet Processing, and Testing; Polymer and Fiber Sciences; Biomaterials; Biotextiles | |
| Ron Yoder | Crop Water Use; Vadose Zone Transport of Water and Solutes | |
| C. Dean Yonts | Irrigation Engineering |


