DWFI would like to extend a congratulations to several DWFI supported student who received degrees this past spring:
Sandeep Bhatti
Lincoln, Nebraska
Biological Engineering—Dissertation: Thermal Sensing for Automated Irrigation Management of Maize and Soybean in Nebraska. Advised by Professor Derek Heeren.
Jodi Lynn Delozier
Lincoln, Nebraska
Natural Resource Sciences— Dissertation: Bridging Boundaries in Stakeholder Engagement. Advised by Professor Mark Burbach.Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
Yaser Suhail Kishawi
Gaza, Palestinian Territory
Biological Engineering—Dissertation: Impacts of Eastern Redcedar Encroachment on Water Resources in the Nebraska Sandhills Under Different Climatic Scenarios. Advised by Professor Aaron Mittelstet.
Caner Zeyrek
Ankara, Turkey
Natural Resource Sciences— Dissertation: Modeling Groundwater Flow and Transit Time Distributions in the Nebraska Sandhills. Advised by Professor Troy Gilmore.
The institute wishes them all the best in their future careers!
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