If you are currently a student at Bucknell University and interested in open source hardware/software systems, especially those utilizing wireless communication (LoRa, WiFi, Bluetooth) and IoT approaches, come see me to learn about paid summer research opportunities.

Current Student Research

• Low-cost water quality monitoring
  • Ding (Devon) Zhang ’23
  • Tsugunobu Miyake ’25
• Mussel activity monitoring
  • Kit Jackson ’24

Previous Student Research

Low-Cost Turbidity Sensors

• David Gillett (Chemical Engineering)

Smart City Lewisburg

• Mohamed Domah — Presidential Fellowship

Low-power wide-area networks (LPWAN) for rural IoT (Honors Thesis)

• Keyi Zhang

HydroSense: A Low-Cost, Open-Source, Hydroclimatic Monitoring System

• Edward Prescott

HydroSense: A Low-Cost, Open-Source, Hydroclimatic Monitoring System (Summer Research 2016)

• Terence McHugh

Field Testing and Monitoring of an Experimental Soil-Bentonite Cutoff Wall (Summer Research 2016)

• Yadong Li

HydroSense: A Low-Cost, Open-Source, Hydroclimatic Monitoring System (Summer Research with the Watershed Sciences and Engineering Program. Funded by the Susquehanna River Heartland Coalition for Environmental Studies (SRHCES) and the Bucknell Computer Science Department, 2015)

• Edward Prescott
• Zhengri Fan
• Colby Rome
• Matthew Hawkins
• Colin Heinzmann

Lightweight Environment of Agents for Full Lifecycle Support of Streaming Data Applications (Bucknell Program for Undergraduate Research, Summer 2015)

• Keyi Zhang

Campus Energy Dashboard (Senior Design Project, Computer Science & Engineering, 2015)

• Yili Jiang
• Xin Xu
• Ben Wells

An Advanced Data Store for Sensor Networks (Senior Design Project, Computer Science & Engineering, 2015)

• Yushan Zhang
• Chau Tieu
• Tiago Bozzetti

Extending Semantic Sensor Networks with QueryML (Independent Study, Fall 2014)

• Keyi Zhang

Campus Energy Monitoring Project (Program for Undergraduate Research, Summer 2014)

• Stefano Cobelli

Watershed Monitoring Network using Wireless Microcontrollers and Sensors Nodes Organized in a Mesh Topology (Susquehanna River Heartland Coalition for Environmental Studies, Summer 2014)

• Gilbert Kim

Distributed Datastore for Robust and Scalable Sensing using Low Cost Nodes (Summer 2014)

• Keyi Zhang

Room-level localizer for indoor mobile computing applications (Senior Design Project, Computer Engineering, 2014)

• Matt Argiro
• Will Evans
• Steve DeMelis
• Jacob Reisser
• Ian Abels
• Vincent Donatelli

Participatory Sensing for Energy Efficiency (Senior Design Project, Computer Science & Engineering, 2014)

• Geoff Barnes
• Jonathan Como
• Liz Dwornik