Skip to main content

News

Feb 28, 2025

Alumni Corner: Vashti Campbell

Campbell graduated from BAE with a Ph.D. in 2022. Her adviser was Steven Hall. Her research focused on enhancing the depuration process for oysters. She says, “Oysters are filter feeders,… 

A man in a red graduation gown

Feb 27, 2025

Alumni Corner: Spencer Corkins

Corkins graduated from NC State with a B.S. Biological Agricultural Engineering Technology in 2023. Career path: “Sage Ag Inc is a contractor in the agriculture industry. We provide in-field support to… 

a woman stands next to a series of clear columns in a laboratory

Feb 25, 2025

From Lab to Field: Using Biochar to Clean Watersheds

Liz Riedel, a graduate student in the Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering, is investigating a low-cost biochar filtration solution to improve water quality in rural wastewater systems. 

Student driving a tractor through a course

Feb 17, 2025

CALS Competition Teams Level Up Your College Experience

Check out some of CALS competition teams, which provide students with real-world experiences that promote deeper college engagement and community. 

Nov 30, 2024

Robots + Drones + AI = Hardier Tomatoes?

Each year, plant diseases take a bite out of agricultural yields and profits, causing estimated global agricultural losses of $30 billion to $50 billion. At NC State University, experts in optical… 

a person wearing a red shirt holds several sweet potatoes

Nov 20, 2024

Digging Up Roots: How North Carolina Modernized the Sweetpotato Industry

As you enjoy a slice of sweetpotato pie or a scoop of sweetpotato casserole this holiday season, stop and give thanks to the NC State University researchers who helped make the tasty root vegetable a year-round crop.