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Kennesaw State researchers developing AI-powered drones to protect peanut farms from wildlife
Kennesaw State alumna triumphs through adversity to inspire as Gwinnett County educator
Kennesaw State alumni awarded prestigious Fulbright scholarships
Kennesaw State University researchers creating app to combat elderly loneliness
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- Kennesaw State researchers developing AI-powered drones to protect peanut farms from wildlife
- Kennesaw State alumna triumphs through adversity to inspire as Gwinnett County educator
- Kennesaw State alumni awarded prestigious Fulbright scholarships
- Kennesaw State University researchers creating app to combat elderly loneliness
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Kennesaw State researchers developing AI-powered drones to protect peanut farms from wildlife
Feral hogs in Georgia cause an estimated $150 million in agricultural damage each year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. To address this growing threat, Kennesaw State University researchers are launching an AI-powered drone system to autonomously protect peanut fields from nighttime wildlife intrusion and reduce costly crop losses. Supported by a $25,000 Georgia Peanut Commission grant, the one-year Night Owl project is a collaboration between Kennesaw State assistant professors Taeyeong Choi and Yan Fang, and University of Georgia agricultural economist Ford Ramsey.
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Kennesaw State alumna triumphs through adversity to inspire as Gwinnett County educator
Walking across the stage at Kennesaw State University’s Commencement ceremony was a remarkable moment for Sladjana Ray ’24. Having earned an education specialist degree, it marked her third successful round in higher education, to strengthen her skillset as a history teacher. In the crowd were her daughter, Mima Hrnjak, a nursing student in Kennesaw State’s Wellstar College of Health and Human Services, and Ray’s parents. They made the trip from their native Serbia, known as Yugoslavia when Ray migrated to the states in the ’90s as a 16-year-old basketball player.
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Kennesaw State alumni awarded prestigious Fulbright scholarships
Continuing a rich tradition of international scholarship, recent Kennesaw State University graduates Bon Varlet and AKeera Ford have earned awards from the prestigious Fulbright Program to extend their studies abroad.
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Kennesaw State University researchers creating app to combat elderly loneliness
