Biological Systems Engineering Department



NESCO's Dalton Rabe and eSAB's Daniel Johnson Complete Engineering Podcast: The Student Experience - eSAB and NESCO
Biological Systems Engineering faculty (from left) Jenny Keshwani, Jeyam Subbiah and Ashu Guru have developed AgPocalypse, a video game to teach farming. BSE faculty invite the world, especially middle and high school students, to farm through a video game
Nebraska researchers Steven Barlow, (near left) and Greg Bashford (center) have developed a system to treat stroke victims using a functional transcranial Doppler ultrasound and somatosensory stimulation. The technology could prevent brain death. Greg Bashford, team developing new technology for treating stroke patients
Santosh Pitla (center) assists students with a sensor-building project. Pitla is leading a new research project that will update techniques used to test tractors. Santosh Pitla leads work to enhance tractor testing
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Two of our majors are the nationally renowned and accredited educational programs in Agricultural Engineering and Biological Systems Engineering at the undergraduate, master's, and doctoral levels. The third major, Mechanized Systems Management, offers degree programs at the undergraduate and master's levels. Department Research and Extension programs provide education and information to the state, region, nation, and world.

Call 402-472-1413 to arrange a tour and meet our faculty.

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Ultrasound
Biological Systems Engineering- Bring engineering to life—working with living systems and their environment in the areas of water, food, fuel, and medicine.
Tractor
Agricultural Engineering- Apply engineering to agriculture- by designing machines, testing equipment, or conserving soil and water resources.
Engine Testing
Mechanized Systems Management- Manage machines, natural resources, people and assets for agriculture and associated commodity handling industries.

BSE Recruiting Contacts

Jenna Hefley

Jenna Hefley

Academic Services Coordinator, recruiting contact for Biological Systems Engineering, Agricultural Engineering, and Mechanized Systems Management programs
Biological Systems Engineering Department
Lincoln: East Campus
103 L.W. Chase Hall
(402) 472-9342
jhefley2@unl.edu

Maggie Jobes

Maggie Jobes
Director of Recruitment
Lincoln
(402) 472-7094
maggie.jobes@unl.edu

For more information on scheduling a campus visit with our Mechanized Systems Management program:
http://casnr.unl.edu/future-students

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