Department of Biological & Agricultural Engineering | Texas A&M University

Students on the AGSM Study Abroad program in Leuven, Belgium, in the summer of 2005. Contact Dr. Munster for details about the AGSM Study Abroad program for 2006. Biological & Agricultural Engineering
Research Groups
Bio Energy Testing and Analysis Laboratory Bio Energy Testing and Analysis Laboratory
The BioEnergy Testing and Analysis Laboratory (BETA Lab) was envisioned to be a testing and analysis facility for biofuels produced in many biorefineries in the US. It will also have capability for biofuel characterization to establish standards for new biofuels including work on process design optimization in all aspects of biofuel production. The lab has several biomass conversion systems for various biomass conversion processes.
Bioseparations Lab Bioseparations Lab
The Bioseparations Lab is committed to advances in bioprocessing and bioseparations of recombinant proteins and peptides expressed in transgenic systems. The main research focus of the Lab is solving unique bioprocessing challenges posed by diverse transgenic plant systems.
Center for Agricultural Air Quality Engineering & Science Center for Agricultural Air Quality Engineering & Science
The mission of the CAAQES is to provide the research, technology transfer, and educational programs that will result in appropriate regulation of agricultural operations, rapid adoption of new air pollution abatement technology, as well as increase the number of graduates pursuing careers in environmental air quality fields.
Food Safety Engineering Laboratory Food Safety Engineering Laboratory
The food safety engineering group provides expertise in the area of food irradiation using electron beam technology. The FSEL focuses on research, teaching, and extension addressing the application of e-beam radiation.
Precision Agriculture Laboratory Precision Agriculture Laboratory
The Precision Agriculture Laboratory is focused on research and education programs addressing the application of information technologies in agricultural production. Educational offerings concentrate on understanding and applying the available tools and techniques for site-specific crop management. Research projects cover a wide range of activities, but are all related to obtaining and utilizing detailed information on factors that impact the profitability and environmental sustainability of agriculture.
Soil and Water Engineering Soil and Water Engineering
The Soil and Water Engineering Program is a group of faculty in the Biological and Agricultural Engineering Department with technical expertise in soil and water engineering. The mission of the program is to be internationally recognized for teaching, research, and Extension in soil and water engineering.
Vadose Zone Research Group Vadose Zone Research Group
The Vadose Zone Research Group is engaged in state-of-the-science research in a wide range of topics related to the unsaturated zone between the land surface and ground water. We aim to further the frontiers of knowledge in the water, conservative/reactive chemical, and heat transport measurement, modeling, and parameter estimation in the vadose zone from pore scale to global scale under engineered, agricultural, range, and suburban land covers/management practices and various hydro-climatic conditions as well as evolving climate change scenarios.

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