Graduate Field of Biological and Environmental Engineering
Degrees offered: Ph.D., M.Eng., M.S., M.P.S.
Both Ph.D. and M.S. degree candidates are required to select at least one minor subject from outside the field. The M.S. and Ph.D. research degrees require submission of an acceptable thesis or dissertation.
The professional degree of Master of Engineering (Agriculture and Biological) is intended primarily for students who plan to enter engineering practice. This program is intended to develop students' backgrounds in engineering design as well as to improve their fundamental engineering knowledge.
The professional degree of Master of Professional Studies (Agriculture) is intended for those who want to further their training for practitioner-type work in agricultural technology and who do not intend to become involved in engineering design and research. In addition, the M.P.S. (Agriculture & Life Sciences) program has a Peace Corp option in which the student undertakes two semesters of academic work at Cornell and a Peace Corp assignment.
Apply Now Deadline: Fall, Jan. 15 (without aid: open); spring, Oct. 1
Meet the Faculty
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Ahner, Beth A
Associate Professor
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Albright, Louis Demont
Professor
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Aneshansley, Daniel Joseph
Professor
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Angenent, Largus
Associate Professor
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Baeumner, Antje J
Professor
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Bartsch, James Allen
Associate Professor
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Brutsaert, Wilfried H
William L. Lewis Professor of Engineering
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Datta, Ashim K
Professor
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Gebremedhin, Kifle G
Professor
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Haith, Douglas A
Professor
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Hess, Peter G.M.
Associate Professor
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Hunter, Jean B
Associate Professor
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Irwin, Lynne Howard
Professor and Director of Cornell Local Roads
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Luo, Dan
Associate Professor
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March, John C
Assistant Professor
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Parlange, Jean-Yves
Professor
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Rand, Richard Herbert
Professor
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Ruina, Andy Lee
Professor
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Scott, Norman Roy
Professor
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Shoemaker, Christine Ann
Joseph P. Ripley Professor of Engineering
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Spanswick, Roger Morgan
Professor
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Steenhuis, Tammo S
Professor
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Timmons, Michael Ben
Professor
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Walker, Larry P
Professor
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Walter, Michael Faivre
Professor
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Walter, Michael Todd
Assistant Professor
Research Areas
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- adult and extension education
- agricultural biotechnology
- agricultural engineering
- agroforestry
- applied and bio mathematics
- aquatic science
- biochemistry
- biogeochemistry
- biological and environmental engineering
- biological control
- biomedical instrumentation and diagnostics
- biomedical sciences
- biophysics
- biorobotics and biomechanics
- biotechnology
- breast cancer
- cancer research
- cell biology
- climatology
- community development
- compost
- computational biology
- computational mechanics
- differential equations and dynamical systems
- dynamics and nonlinear systems
- earth science
- ecology
- ecosystem biology
- education
- electrical engineering
- energy and sustainable development
- energy, environment, and sustainable development
- engineering management
- entrepreneurship
- environmental and water resources systems engineering
- environmental engineering
- environmental engineering
- environmental sciences
- food and bioprocessing engineering
- food science
- genomics
- horticultural sciences
- hydrology
- information science
- information, computation, and communication
- insects
- intellectual property
- interdisciplinary mathematics
- international agriculture
- international development
- land use
- landscape ecology
- materials science
- mathematics
- microbiology
- microelectromechanical systems
- molecular biology
- nanobiotechnology
- nanomaterials, nanodevices, and nanoscience
- nanotechnology
- natural resources
- neuroscience
- new life sciences
- nutrient management
- pathogens
- pest management
- pesticide management
- plant biology
- proteomics
- resource policy and management
- rural development
- science education
- small business
- soil health
- structural engineering
- sustainable agriculture
- sustainable development
- transgenic plants
- urban environment
- value-added agriculture
- veterinary medicine
- waste management
- water resource management
- watershed science
