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My interests are in the development of sustainable livestock manure management systems, air and water quality control engineering, bio-energy or bio-fuels, and livestock odor emission control technologies. Specific research themes include: solids-liquid separation for nutrient management; manure characterization; aerobic and anaerobic digestions or treatments (with and without cell-immobilization); Nutrients transport in soils; bio-conversion of livestock waste (composting and vermicomposting); natural livestock-wastewater treatment systems; characterization and quantification of odor, gaseous, and particulate emissions from livestock facilities; and modeling of bio-environmental systems.
Email Dr. Ndegwa
(509) 335-8167
Paccar 348
PO Box 646120
Biological Systems Engineering
Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164-6120
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Graduate School 2024/25 Scholarship Winners
It is the departments pleasure to share with you that three of our graduate students have been awarded the Graduate School’s Scholarships. They were selected from a competitive group of nominees from across the University so this is a great achievement. These students will be honored during the Graduate School’s Evening of Excellence on April […]
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