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Time2025-09-04 07:15:06 UTC2025-09-04 07:15:06 UTC at epicenterLocation41.796°N 82.075°EDepth10.00 km (6.21 mi)
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A PhD/MS position is immediately available in Dr. Yuzhen Lu’s group (AgFood Sensing & Intelligence) in the Department of Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering at Michigan State University (Top 100 Globally, Public Ivy, the first Land-Grant University and AAU member in the U.S., Top 15 in Agriculture & Forestry globally). The selected candidate will work primarily on postharvest automation for specialty crops, generating real-world impacts. Successful candidate need to be creative, self-motivated, adaptive, resilient, and focused while being able to collaborate in multidisciplinary environments. The student will be expected to communicate research outcomes actively and in time through high-quality, peer-reviewed publications and deliver presentations at conferences (e.g., two national/international conferences per year).
The selected candidate is expected to assist with leading efforts in integrating advanced machine/mechanical/computer vision, and artificial intelligence (AI), and automation technologies to develop automation systems for postharvest handling of specialty crops. He or
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Time2025-09-04 10:23:57 UTC2025-09-04 10:23:57 UTC at epicenterLocation39.211°N 142.793°EDepth34.18 km (21.24 mi)
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