"Usually, when you mix oils and water, you end up with them separating or creating a cloudy mess. Our method still leads to the water looking clear because the droplets are nanoscale and not affected by visible light," says Mosier.

Professor Jin and his lab have developed a hand-held device for scanning plants. "It's also constantly getting better because we scan plants every day and are upgrading both hardware and software technologies."

Dr. Ladisch is a Distinguished Professor in ABE and the founding director of the Laboratory of Renewable Resource Engineering (LORRE).

Marina Mehling, a junior in Biological Engineering, received the Research and Innovation Pillar for her innovative agricultural research and extensive publications. This award is part of the merit-based Homecoming Pillars of Excellency, a new award sponsored by the Purdue Student Union Board and the Office of the Vice Provost for Student Life.

Dr. Dennis Buckmaster is the Dean's Fellow for Digital Agriculture

Professor Klein Ileleji and his wife have developed a game-changing technology.

Margaret Hegwood is #TakingGiantLeaps

Kalbfleisch stayed in the Purdue College of Engineering as he earned his acoustical engineering bachelor’s and a master’s in mechanical engineering. As his interests narrowed to fluid power acoustics, Kalbfleisch applied to ABE. The program served as Kalbfleisch’s introduction to agriculture.