2025 graduate research projects


Sanya Cowal, Environmental Studies

Power, Place, and Profit: Examining Geographic Indications through the case of Kona Coffee

Karen Crespo Triveño, Environmental Studies

Restoring la agricultura familiar campesina? Agrobiodiversity in Quechua and Chiquitano Bolivian Agroecosystems

Karla Jasso, Environmental Studies

Spatial patterns and temporal variability in forest pathogens as a basis for a disease – prescribed burn experiment

Danielle Klawitter, Environmental Studies

 Inter-row cover cropping with deep-rooted perennial grasses for soil health and agroecosystem benefits

Nicole Nance, Environmental Studies

Evaluating the Digestibility of Spirulina Byproduct in Rainbow Trout Aquafeed for Sustainable Aquaculture

Jocelyn Rojas, Environmental Studies

The Impacts of Regenerative Agricultural Practices on Soil Health in Urban Gardens in California’s Central Coast

Piyush Gandhi, Economics

Extinguishing the Blaze: Reducing Crop Residue Burning in India

Yawen Guo, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Greener Precise Greenhouses

Jake Lee, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Quadruped Robots for Flexible and Affordable Farming

Eric Vetha, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Low-Cost Low-Power Remote Soil Sensing

Mirella Ferraz, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Linking Microbial Activity, Carbon Cycling, and Bioelectricity: Investigating MFCs as a Tool for Soil Process Insights

Fatima Rizvi, Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology

Accumulation of dietary plant fiber in mammalian tissues

Anandi Gandhi, Anthropology

Wanakaset Agroforestry: A Biodiverse Agroecological System for Farmer-Elephant Coexistence in Thailand

Andrea David, Computer Science and Engineering

EUREKA: A Decision Support Tool for Environmental Monitoring and Risk Assessment

Kimia Gholami, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Real-Time Tracking of Microbial Hotspots in Rhizosphere

John Madden, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Development Ecological and Agricultural Field Logging System

Morgan Masters, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Preparing BirdsEye for Practical Use with Producer Partners

Emily Chambers, Anthropology

Unsettled Ground: Exploring the Effects of Global Environmental Change in Canada’s Northernmost Orchard

Sara Rowan, Anthropology

Living with Plant Pathogens: Ash Dieback and its Impacts on UK Communities


Last modified: Apr 07, 2025