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IEEE ISDL Workshop and Meeting Series – February 28, 2025

traceyv on February 21, 2025

IEEE Workshop Announcement graphic. February 28, 2025 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Room 2008, Geography Building University of Georgia Athens, GA The IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society (GRSS) UGA Student Chapter is organizing an Inter-Society Distinguished Lecturer Workshop, bringing together experts from the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society (AP-S) and IEEE GRSS.

This workshop will feature distinguished speakers who will share insights into cutting-edge advancements in remote sensing, geospatial technologies, and antenna systems. The event aims to foster collaboration among researchers, industry professionals, and students, promoting interdisciplinary discussions on emerging trends and challenges in these fields.

Join us for an engaging session with expert talks, networking opportunities, and discussions on the latest innovations in Earth observation, electromagnetic sensing, and antenna technologies!

More Information About IEEE ISDL Workshop & Meeting Series

Details:
February 28, 2025
11 – 4
University of Georgia, Athens, GA
Geography Building, Room 2008

 

Kenon Song Named NAI Senior Member

traceyv on February 21, 2025

Dr. Kenon Song, IIPA member and associate professor in the UGA College of Engineering, is one of eight UGA researchers named as 2025 NAI Senior Members.

NAI Senior Members are distinguished faculty, scientists and administrators who have demonstrated success in patents, licensing and commercialization. They develop technologies that have made, or have the potential to make, meaningful impacts on society.

Congratulations, Dr. Song.

Research & Extension Experience for Undergraduates (REEU)

traceyv on February 3, 2025

The summer REEU program titled “Modern Tools and Technologies for Food & Agriculture Production” is an excellent opportunity for undergraduate students to participate in research, extension and outreach projects that focus on innovative tools and modern technologies for agricultural and food production. Students will also get opportunities for professional skills development in communication, leadership, ethics, team work and organization.

Modern Tools and Technologies for Food & Ag Production Program Information

IPAC Students Hold Regular Meeting

traceyv on January 28, 2025

IPAC members in Athens and Tifton January 2025. The Integrative Precision Ag Student Club (IPAC) held its regular meeting on Thursday, January 23rd.

Chris Rhodes, the executive director of the UGA Innovation District, was the guest speaker and delivered an insightful presentation titled “Business Cycle & Entrepreneurship.” His talk covered key topics such as the real-world landscape of the industry, the skills required, and tips for succeeding in interviews.

IPAC is off to a strong start, and its members are eager to see what the future holds for the club.

The photo shows meeting attendees. Top: Athens students, bottom: Tifton students.

Vellidis Presents Keynote at African Precision Ag Conference

traceyv on January 3, 2025

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Dr. George Vellidis made an invited keynote presentation at the 3rd African Conference on Precision Agriculture which took place in Marrakech, Morocco, from 3-5 December 2024.  The title of his presentation was “Precision Water Management Strategies for Africa”.

Job Opportunity: Director of Industry Partnerships and Project Based Learning

traceyv on December 13, 2024

The College of Ag at the University of Georgia is searching for the next Director of Industry Partnerships and Project Based Learning.

The director will be responsible for developin project-based learning opportunities within the UGA Innovation District with varied industry partners to cultivate the knowledge and technology needed to improve productivity, profitability and sustainability of industries in agriculture.

The director will work collaboratively with the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CAES) Office of Academic Affairs, Office of Research, and the Office of Extension and Outreach, and The Office of Development and Alumni Relations to support, develop, and implement a plan to identify research and educational opportunities and enhance student and employer engagement opportunities. The position will develop problem-based learning modules/courses within the Innovation District in collaboration with other UGA Colleges and Schools. Develops effective assessment documentation regarding program productivity and impact.

See the complete job listing.

Tracking Dustbathing Behavior in Poultry with Deep Learning

traceyv on November 26, 2024

The U.S. laying hen industry is transitioning from conventional caged (CC) systems to cage-free (CF) housing as driven by concerns of animal welfare, promoted by public demand for improved conditions and natural behavior among laying hens such as dustbathing (DB). The DB is a functionally important maintenance behavior in birds that clean plumage, realigns feather […]
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IIPA Students Excel at Annual Meeting

traceyv on November 18, 2024

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IIPA graduate students received several honors/awards at the 2024 ASA, CSSA, SSSA International Annual Meeting held in San Antonio, Texas.

  • Emily Bedwell (advisor: George Vellidis)
    1st Place – Evapotranspiration Measurement and Modeling Community, Agronomy Society of America, Ph.D. Oral Competition
  • Ashbin Bhat (advisor: John Snider)
    2nd Place – Precision Agriculture Systems Community, Agronomy Society of America, M.S. Poster Competition.
  • Anish Bhattarai (advisor: Leo Bastos)
    1st Place – Precision Agriculture Systems Community, Agronomy Society of America, M.S. Oral Competition
  • Anish Bhattarai (advisor: Leo Bastos)
    1st Place – Sensor Based Nutrient Management Community, Agronomy Society of America, Graduate Student Poster Competition
  • Emily Bedwell (advisor: George Vellidis)
    1st Place – Evapotranspiration Measurement and Modeling Community, Agronomy Society of America, Ph.D. Oral Competition
  • Jasia Jannat (advisor: George Vellidis)
    2nd Place – Precision Agriculture Systems Community, Agronomy Society of America, Ph.D. Oral Competition
  • Sara Maktabi (advisor: George Vellidis)
    3nd Place – Precision Agriculture Systems Community, Agronomy Society of America, Ph.D. Oral Competition
  • Nushrat Niva (Advisor: Lorena Lacerda)
    3nd Place – Airborne and Satellite Remote Sensing Community, Agronomy Society of America, Graduate Student Oral Competition

CAES Transfer Pathways Program Expands Enrollment Access for Rural Students

traceyv on November 18, 2024

In partnership with Wiregrass Georgia Technical College and Southern Regional Technical College, both of which have multiple campuses throughout the southern part of the state, students who complete required coursework at these institutions can transfer to CAES to complete bachelor’s degrees in one of three majors — agribusiness, agricultural education, and agriscience and environmental systems.