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Robots take over plaza at Mississippi State University - Vimarsana News

Robots take over plaza at Mississippi State University

Tuesday morning, three robots took over the plaza in front of Mississippi State University’s Colvard Student Union. These robots, piloted by faculty and students, were part of MSU’s kickoff event for Research Week, a week filled with demonstrations to highlight “research that matters” to the public and to undergraduate students thinking about pursuing research opportunities in the future.

Eiman Kanjo - Vimarsana News

Eiman Kanjo

Professor Eiman Kanjo of Nottingham Trent University’s Smart Sensing Lab on developing an AI tagging platform to improve patient wellbeing

Jenny Bailey - Vimarsana News

Jenny Bailey

Professor Eiman Kanjo of Nottingham Trent University’s Smart Sensing Lab on developing an AI tagging platform to improve patient wellbeing

UF IFAS and engineering scientists study food decay to combat waste - Vimarsana News

UF IFAS and engineering scientists study food decay to combat waste

Raise your hand if you've ever had an avocado that was too hard and under ripe one day and become too squishy seemingly overnight. Or maybe you wanted a sandwich for lunch, but the lettuce that seemed fine at the supermarket was suddenly soggy and old.  Post-harvest researcher Tie Liu, an assistant professor with the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, knows the struggle. And he wants to help. Liu is studying the possibility of creating a handheld or wearable device to test food freshness beyond what human senses are capable of finding. "I've seen this many ti...

AI may help UF researchers identify crop-destroying nematodes - Vimarsana News

AI may help UF researchers identify crop-destroying nematodes

AI may help UF researchers identify crop-destroying nematodes Parasitic nematodes cause $125 billion in agricultural damage around the world each year, but  University of Florida scientists hope to alleviate some of that destruction. To do so, UF researchers will use artificial intelligence (AI) to try to more rapidly identify nematodes. Some nematodes live in the ground and harm plants, while others are beneficial, so it is important to distinguish which ones are which, said Peter DiGennaro, a UF/IFAS assistant professor of entomology and nematology. The research, led by DiGennaro and Alina...

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