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Aggies Create Impact | Utah State University
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Aggies
Create Impact
Utah State Aggies create transformational impacts through meaningful research, particularly in space, water, land, air, and quality-of-life questions. As a research-focused institution, we engage in fields of study the world can’t live without. Aggies effect change locally, nationally, globally, and even galactically.
Htoo Poe Sar
Develops Software to Save Water
In drought-prone Utah, every drop of water counts in the agriculture industry. To help farmers, Utah State University is turning drones into mobile weather stations.
Undergraduate student, Htoo Poe Sar, develops software that connects temperature, humidity and wind sensors to the STARDOS operating system in real-time, allowing farmers to optimize crop irrigation.
Make an Impact Like Htoo Poe
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About AggieAir
Areas of
Impact
Science & Technology
Land & Environment
Arts & Humanities
Business & Society
Making Impact
By the Numbers
Top 10% in the Nation
for Online Bachelor's Program
- U.S. News & World Report, 2024
#1 in the world
for most student experiments sent into space
Since 1998, USU has
38 Goldwater Scholars
.
Utah State University sites use cookies. By continuing to use this site you accept our
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Aggies
Create Impact
Utah State Aggies create transformational impacts through meaningful research, particularly in space, water, land, air, and quality-of-life questions. As a research-focused institution, we engage in fields of study the world can’t live without. Aggies effect change locally, nationally, globally, and even galactically.
Htoo Poe Sar
Develops Software to Save Water
In drought-prone Utah, every drop of water counts in the agriculture industry. To help farmers, Utah State University is turning drones into mobile weather stations.
Undergraduate student, Htoo Poe Sar, develops software that connects temperature, humidity and wind sensors to the STARDOS operating system in real-time, allowing farmers to optimize crop irrigation.
Make an Impact Like Htoo Poe
See more behind the scenes
Learn More
About AggieAir
Areas of
Impact
Science & Technology
Land & Environment
Arts & Humanities
Business & Society
Making Impact
By the Numbers
Top 10% in the Nation
for Online Bachelor's Program
- U.S. News & World Report, 2024
#1 in the world
for most student experiments sent into space
Since 1998, USU has
38 Goldwater Scholars
.