CAROL L. JONES, Ph.D., P.E.

Professor, Orville L. and Helen L. Buchanan ChairStored Product EngineeringBiosystems and Agricultural Engineering DepartmentOklahoma State University216 Ag Hall, Stillwater, OK 74078Office: 405-744-6667, Fax: 405-744-6059Email: jcarol@okstate.edu_________________________________________________________________________

ACADEMIC BACKGROUNDPh.D., Biosystems Engineering, Oklahoma State University, 2006B.S., Agricultural Engineering, Oklahoma State University, 1977

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION

Registered Professional Engineer, Oklahoma, License No. PE23688, December, 2008.

MAJOR AREAS OF INTEREST

Teaching

1. Physical Properties of Biological Materials 2. Elementary Dynamics3. Processing Methods4. Study Abroad: Technology of Northern Italy and Technology of Brazil

Research

1. Grain quality management2. Grain bin design and safety standards3. Forces within grain storage units4. Dielectric studies on insects, plants and grain5. Canola storage6. Closed Loop Fumigation7. Bin Heating for insect control8. Grain storage conditions predictive modeling9. Precision storage techniques10. Biosecurity, traceability, and food safety 11. Ozonation of stored products 12. Harvest, storage and transportation of biofeedstock

Extension

1. Grain and oilseed storage

2. Grain bin safety standards3. Closed Loop Fumigation4. Aeration5. Harvest, storage and transportation of biofeedstock6. Precision storage techniques7. On-farm grain storage8. Grain storage safety training9. Traceability and food safety

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Professor and Buchanan Chair, Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering Department, 2017 – Present (11-month FTE, 55% Research, 23% Extension, 22% Teaching)

Associate Professor, Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering Department, Oklahoma State University, 2011-Present. (11-month FTE, 50% Research, 30% Extension, 20% Teaching)

Assistant Professor, Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering Department, Oklahoma State University, 2006-2011. (11-month FTE, 50% Research, 35% Extension, 15% Teaching)

Owner and president, CL Jones Consulting, LLC, Stillwater, OK. 2012 – present

Manager, Boeckman Farms, Omega, Oklahoma, 1984-2013.

Research Engineer, Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering Department, Oklahoma State University, 2002-2006

Technology Coordinator, Network Administrator and Secondary Math Instructor, Dover Public Schools, 1994-1999, 2001-2002.

Network Manager, Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education, 1999-2001

Facility Manager, Design Engineer, W. L. Somner Co., 1982-1984

Design Engineer, Manager of Marketing Applications Engineering, Worthington Pump Co., 1978-1982

Student Lab Assistant, Oklahoma State University, 1974 – 1978

2

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

ENSC2123: Principles of Dynamics, F 2015, Sp 2016

BAE 4400/5030: Biofuels and Bioproducts, 2014 – 2016

BAE 2022/3: Physical Properties of Biological Materials, Sp 2007 – present

BAE 4400: Topics in Processing, F 2006, Sp 2007

BAE 4400: Special topics in several post harvest areas 2006-present

ENGR 4060: Technology of Northern Italy (Study Abroad Class) Su 2007, Su 2008

ENGR 4060: Technology of Brazil (Study Abroad Class) Su 2009 – Su 2015

Lectures for BAE 1012 and BAE 4012 on Web Site Development 2004 - 2014

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

American Society of Agricultural Engineers, member 13 yearsNominated for International Nominating Committee member, 2015, 2016IET Division Associate Editor – Electromagnetics and Spectroscopy – ASABE Transactions, 2006 – presentPRS (FPE)-702 Crop & Feed Processing & Storage, 2007 – 2018, secretary 2007 – 2009, Vice chair 2010-2012, chair 2013– 2015D309.2 (FPE702) Standards Revision Committee, 2007 ChairpersonFPE703 Food Processing, session moderator 2008FPE712 Fruit and Vegetable Post Harvest Committee, 2006 – 2010ES-03 Standards Committee representing IET, 2006-2008, 2014-2018, Vice-chair 2016, Chair 2017.IET-348 Electromagnetics and Spectroscopy Committee, 2006-2010, Vice, Chairperson, Chair 2011 – 2013. Session moderator, 2006 – presentIET Division Invited Select Paper Competition Committee 2007,2008, 2015-2016ISO/TC293 International Standards Committee on Feed Machinery 2015 – 2019.

3

Grain Elevator and Processing Society (GEAPS) 2006-current

OSU’s representative to NC-213, a multi-state research committee for U. S. Quality Grains Research, Secretary 2010, Chairperson 2012-2013OSHA committee for Stand Downs, 2016-2017

Professional Engineer, Oklahoma Registration InfraGard Board of Directors MemberOklahoma AgroTerrorism Task ForceeXtension Farm Safety section advisory and review committee memberBoard member of Emergency Services Training CenterContributing Author for Grain Journal, 2013-201Contribution Author for Nationwide Insurance’s Safety Week Magazine, 2014-2015Contributing Author for Feed and Grain Magazine

AWARDS AND HONORS

Domestic:

Editorial Board Member for the Journal of Stored Products ResearchGamma Sigma Delta – Agriculture Honorary SocietySBIR Review Committee Invited Reviewer 2008Southern Region S.A.R.E. R&E Review Committee Invited Reviewer 2009Sun Grant Biomass Feedstock Logistics Competitive Grant InvitedReviewer 2008U.S. Department of State Science Center, Los Alamos, Sandia, Lawrence Livermore, Brookhaven, and Pacific NW NationalLaboratories Grant Invited Reviewer 2010USDA Partnership Award – Biofuel Products and Energy Group 2011Alpha Epsilon Distinguished Service Faculty Award, 2011Advisor for CASNR Outstanding Student Association 2010-11Board of Directors for InfraGard (Oklahoma Chapter) 2011-13Selected Reviewer for USDA NIFA Engineering Products and Processes Panel 2011 and 2013COMMSTAR class of 2013, Tinker Air Force BaseOklahoma Homeland Security, National Incident Management System Oklahoma Certification, 2011Elected Representative to Faculty Council from Department of Ag Sciences and Natural Resources 2012 – 2014, Faculty Council Vice-Chair 2015-2016, Chair 2016-2017, committees: Academic

4

Standards and Policies; Campus Facilities, Safety and Security, Budget, Long Range Planning and IT.Appointed member of University Grade Appeals Board, 2013-2015Appointed member of ISO/TC293 International Standards Committee on Feed Machinery.Lead 21 from OSU/DASNR, 2015.Chosen to speak for OSU’s Dean’s Leadership Initiative training, 2015.Academic Integrity Facilitator, 2016 – present.Nominated and selected for the first OSU Academic Leader Academy 2016-2017 and presenting a session on “Change Management”.

International:

Invited Colleague for Aprosoja: Soybean Commodity Initiative to establish grading standards in Brazil. Presented to government coalition September 3, 2013, and to producers, October, 2012.Member, Organizing Committee, International Grain Quality Conference, 2015.Selected as an advisor for Emergency Services Training Center in Ontario, Canada, August 2013-present.Invited reviewer for Bulletin of Insectology, an Italian peer-reviewed journal for entomologists.Appointed member of ISO/TC293 International Standards Committee on Feed Machinery

MENTORED STUDENT SUCCESSES

Jonathan Overton:I mentored Jonathan as an employer and as an advisor for ASABE. He received numerous scholarships as well as being chosen for an OSU Senior of Significance.

Flint Holbrook:I mentored Flint as his academic advisor, writing letters of recommendation and targeting award opportunities. He received the Udall Scholarship, Top Ten Senior Men and is the current SGA President for OSU.

Jessica Lay:I mentored Jesi for three years. Highlights of her accomplishments include receiving the Udall Scholarship, OSU Hall of Fame, Senior of Significance, NSF graduate assistantship, Cambridge Study Abroad opportunity

5

Jacob Biros:I mentored Jake through his international study efforts. He received scholarships to continue his engineering studies in Japan for a semester and one summer in Argentina.

Laura Merriman:I mentored Laura from her freshman year through her current year as senior in Biosystems Engineering. She is a Senior of Significance and the leader for the WEATIES women in engineering group.

Stephen Eller:I mentored Stephen from his freshman year through his acceptance to his graduate program. Stephen was president of the College of Agricultural Science and Natural Resources Student Council, a Senior of Significance, a Top Ten Freshman and a Top Ten Senior Man.

Currently advising 25+ undergraduate students through their Biosystems Engineering Machinery Systems Option programsof study.

6

ACADEMIC COMMITTEE SERVICE – 2006 - PRESENT

Department

Department Undergraduate Curriculum and ABET Committee, 2007-presentFFA Career Development Events Committee, 2006 – presentReappointment, Promotion, and Tenure Committee, 2007-2008, 2014-2015Department Awards Committee Co-Chair, 2007-presentBAE Department Webmaster, 2006 – 2010REEC Assistant/Associate Professor Search and Selection Committee, 2007PMG and Stored Products Group Research Engineer Search and Selection Committee, 2006CEAT History Advisory Committee, 2008 – 2009CEAT Material Science Advisory Committee, 2007 – presentASABE student branch advisor, 2009 – 2011, 2013-2015Student academic advisor, 2010 – presentChair of search committee for biomechanical engineering faculty position, 2013Chair of search committee for biomechanical teaching faculty position, 2013Editor of the BAE department newsletter, 2015 to present

College

Student Judicial Committee, 2008 – 2011Assistant/Associate Professor of Biomechanics Search Committee and Chair, 2013-14Assistant/Associate Professor of Renewable Energy and Power Search Committee, 2008Assistant/Associate Professor of Stored Product Entomology Search Committee, 2007College Engineering Architecture and Technology ENGR 3313 Material Science Course Oversight Committee, 2006-presentCollege Engineering Architecture and Technology Humanities and Social Sciences Monitoring Course Oversight Committee, 2007 – presentProgram Chair for the Stored Product Impact Team, 2007 – presentEnvironmental Science Graduate Program Committee, 2007 – presentStudy Abroad ENGR 4060 committee, 2007 – presentCASNR Student Council Advisor, 2009 – 2012International Ag Programs Support Group, 2009 – presentCEAT Dean and Vice President Search Committee, 2011DASNR Asst. Dean Search Committee, 2011

7

Academic Integrity Liaison, 2012-13DASNR Vice President Search Committee, 2012-2013Search and Selection committee member for OAES director, 2014-2015.

University

Faculty Council, 2012-present:Academic Standards and Policy Committee, Campus Facilities and Safety Committee; DASNR Representative 2012-2015, Long-RangePlanning and IT Committee 2015-2016, Budget Committee 2015-2016, Vice-chair 2015-2016, Chair, 2016-2017

General University:Monsanto’s Emerging Technologies in Ag Science/Engineering Advisory Committee with National Science Teachers Association 2017University Technical Services Fee Committee 2017 – presentJoint OSU/NOC MOU Coordinating Committee 2017 - presentAcademic Integrity Facilitator, 2016 – presentChair, Academic Standards and Policy Committee, 2014-2015Honorary Degree Committee, 2014-2015Student Judicial Affairs Committee, 2009 – 2011Tuition Reimbursement Committee, 2013 – 2015Reinstatement Committee, 2013 – 2015, 2016 - 2018Reprieve Committee, 2014-2017Late Drop Committee, 2013 – 2015General Education Advisory Council, 2013 – 2018Grade Appeals Board appointed by President Hargis, 2013 – 2017.Suicide Prevention task force, 2011 – 2014 Graduate College Faculty member, 2007 – present OSU representative to the International Association of Fire Chiefs, 2017-present

Statewide

Oklahoma Fire Council:Vice Chair 2016Chair 2017OSU rep to IAFC 2017

InfraGard:Board of Directors

8

INVITED PRESENTATIONS

2017

1. Grain Bin Aeration and IPM Plan Development, Texas High PlainsGrain Elevator Workshop, Amarillo, TX, February 2, 2017. 2presentations: IPM and aeration.

2. Missouri Pesticide Certification and Fumigation Workshops. (4presentations). January 17-18, 2017. Columbia, Missouri

3. OSHA Stand Down for Grain Bin Entrapment Safety Webinar.January 26, 2017. (1 presentation)

4. Grain Bin Safety Standards. ASABE x.624 Standards Committee.February 25, 2017.

5. Oklahoma State ASABE meeting, Collaboration and FEW,February 24, 2017, Stillwater, OK.

2016

6. Grain Bin Aeration and Dust Prevention, Texas High Plains GrainElevator Workshop, Amarillo, TX, January 22, 2016. 2presentations: dust prevention and aeration.

7. Missouri Pesticide Certification and Fumigation Workshops. (4presentations). January 19-20, 2016. Columbia, Missouri

8. Safety and Grain Bin Entrapment, SunRay Cooperative, SunrayTX. March 9 – 11, 2016. Six presentations

9. Fumigation: A Piece of the Safety Puzzle, National Grain and FeedAssociation’s Safety conference, August 2 – 4, 2016, Omaha,Nebraska

10. Change Management. OSU Academic Leader Academy Session 2(2 presentations). October 4 and 5, 2016.

11. Fumigation Continuing Education Workshop. Oklahoma Ag Expo.(4 presentations). October 18, 2016.

12. Fumigation: a piece of the safety puzzle. Fall FumigationWorkshop. Stillwater, OK. November 2, 2016.

2015

9

13. Aeration Management and Grain Quality Storage and Safety (2presentations). Texas High Plains GEAPS Workshop, Amarillo, TX,January 29, 2015.

14. Missouri Fumigation Workshops. (4 presentations). January 12-13, 2015. Columbia, Missouri.

15. Canola Storage in Oklahoma, Canola College, February 19, 2015,Enid, OK.

16. Grain Quality Management and Safety, Nationwide InsuranceGrain Bin Safety Week, Columbus, OH, February 22-28, 2015.

17. Angola GEAPS conference, Angola, Indiana, March 25-27, 2015.

18. Grain Bin Safety, EPA Region 6 Inspectors Workshop, OklahomaCity, OK, April 8, 2015.

19. Grain Storage Management, South Texas Grain ProducersWorkshop, June 15-18, 2015, Corpus Christi, TX. (5presentations)

20. Canola Storage Methods, Canola University, July 14 -15, 2015,Enid, OK and Vernon, TX.

21. Grain Bin Rescue Training, Texas Farm Bureau Workshop,September 3, 2015, Paris, TX (3 presentations)

22. Navigating Change, Dean’s Leadership Initiative, October 28,2015, Stillwater, OK.

23. Storing Grain Bags in Oklahoma, November 18, 2015, OklahomaCity, OK.

2014

24. Grain Bin Safety and Management, Specialty Risk InsuranceConference, Carthage, MO, December 18, 2014.

25. Grain Quality and Aeration Management, AgExpo, OklahomaGrain and Feed Association, Oklahoma City, OK, November 3,2014

26. Bin Design Parameters for Future Grain Handling Systems,Ontario Agri Business Association Grain Entrapment PreventionWorkshop, Blythe, CA, August 22, 2014.

10

27. Bin Design Parameters for Future Grain Handling Systems,Ontario Agri Business Association Grain Entrapment PreventionWorkshop, Ridgetown, CA, August 25, 2014.

28. Grain Quality and Safety for the Farm, Locke Farms, Zephyr,Ontario, July 10, 2014.

29. Grain Quality and Safety for Firefighters, Locke Farms, Zephyr,Ontario, July 9, 2014.

30. Aflatoxin and Storage in Oklahoma, Soybean Growers, May 9,2014, Enid OK.

31. Sealing and Sanitation, Oklahoma Fumigation Practical, April 3,2014, Stillwater, OK.

32. Forces in Grain Bins, , Great Lakes GEAPS Conference, March 25-28, 2014, Angola, IN.

33. Grain Quality and the Safety Connection, March 25-28, 2014,Angola, IN.

34. Aeration basics and beyond, Great Lakes GEAPS Conference,March 25-28, 2014, Angola, IN.

35. Aeration basics and beyond, Grain Operations and EntrapmentPrevention Symposium, March 18 – 21, 2014, Bloomington, IL.

36. Canola Storage in the MidWest, CoMark Canola HandlingWorkshop, March 5, 2014, Cheney, KS.

37. Grain Quality and Safety, Grain Entrapment PreventionSymposium, March 19, 2014. Bloomington, Illinois.

38. Grain Quality and Safety, Aeration Designs, Great Lakes RegionalConference GEAPS/IAOM, March 26-28, 2014. Angola, Indiana.

39. Consensus Standards, Design Parameters andEntrapment/Anchor Points, Great Lakes Regional ConferenceGEAPS/IAOM, March 26-28, 2014. Angola, Indiana.

2013

40. Missouri Fumigation Workshops. (4 presentations). January 12-13, 2014. Columbia, Missouri.

11

41. History of X624 standard development, Grain Bin EntrapmentSafety Meeting, December 11, 2013, St. Louis, MO.

42. Storing Canola in Oklahoma Summer Conditions, Ag Expo,Oklahoma City, OK, December 4, 2013

43. Fumigation CEU Workshop (2 presentations), Ag Expo, OklahomaCity, OK, December 3, 2013.

44. Safety Workshop (5 topics), 2013. TriState GEAPS, Sunray, TX.September 10-11, 2013.

45. Developing Soybean Grading Standards in Brazil. 2013. Aprosojaand Brazilian Dept. of Agriculture. Brasilia, BR. September 3,2013. (presentation and expert panel)

46. Grain Quality Management and Aeration Techniques. 2013 (2presentations).Ontario Agribusiness Coop, Kitchener, Ontario.August 20, 2013. 

47. Grain Quality Management, 2013. GEAPS Leadership Training,London, Ontario, August 21, 2013.

48. Grain Quality and Aeration. 2013. Rescue and Safety Training forSunray Coop, Sunray, TX. (4 presentations). March 21-22, 2013.

49. Grain Quality and Aeration Management, (2 presentations) 2013.Grain Entrapment Prevention Conference, Lincoln, Nebraska,March 11-13, 2013.

50. Grain Quality and Safety (2 presentations), 2013. OntarioAgriBusiness Association, Toronto, Ontario. February 20, 2013. 

51. Aeration Management and Grain Quality, (4 presentations and 2demonstrations) Texas High Plains GEAPS Workshop, Amarillo,TX, January 29-30, 2013.

52. Missouri Fumigation Workshops. (4 presentations). January 14-15, 2013. Rolla, Missouri.

2012

53. Storing Canola in Warm Climates, 2012. Ag Expo, Oklahoma City,OK. Dec. 5, 2012.

54. Grading Standards. Postharvest Loss Symposium. 2012. Embrapa, Brazil. October 22-24, 2012.

12

55. “What is Biosystems Engineering?” Centennial Rotary Club. 2012. Stillwater, OK. October 10, 2012.

56. Fumigation Certification Training Workshop. 2012. University of Missouri, January 23-24, 2012. Rolla, Missouri.

57. “Grain Bin and Entrapment Safety”. 2012. Field Services Unit, February 28, 2012. Stillwater, OK

58. “Advanced Aeration Management”, 2012. High Plains GEAPS Workshop, January 25, 2012. Amarillo, TX.

59. “Developing a Safety Culture”, 2012. GEAPS Exchange International Meeting, March 4, 2012. Minneapolis, Minnesota.

60. “Advanced Aeration Management”, 2012. Grain Entrapment Prevention Conference, March 20, 2012. St. Louis, Missouri.

61. Four class lectures for GEAPS/KSU Distance Learning Class on Grain Bin Entrapment, April 19, 2012. Manhattan, KS.

62. “Storing Maize Safely”, 2012. Chapingo University Tour in USA, July 11, 2012. Stillwater, OK.

2011

63. “Fumigation for quality preservation”, 2011. AgExpo, November 2, 2011. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

64. “Grain Quality and Safety in Storage”, June 23, 2011, SATRA Safety Training, Frankenmuth, MI.

65. Invited speaker for Women in Engineering, March 29, 2011, Stillwater, OK.

66. “Grain Bin Sealing, Sanitation and CLF Techniques”. Oklahoma Fumigation Certification Workshop. March 29, 2011. Stillwater, OK.

67. “Grain Quality Assurance”, Grain Bin Safety and Rescue Symposium, March 22-24, 2011, Assumption, Illinois.

68. “Grain Bin Sealing Procedures and Entrapment Rescue”. MissouriFumigation Certification Workshops. January 11, 2010. Columbus, MO.

13

69. “POD: Aspen Lift High Angle Rescue Equipment”, GEAPS Exchange, March 1, 2011. Portland, OR.

70. “Grain Quality Management”, California Grain And Feed Association, January 13, 2011, Webinar.

2010

71. “Aeration Improvement Techniques”. Missouri Fumigation Certification Workshops. January 10, 2010. Columbus, MO.

72. “New Ag Product Storage Techniques: Quality in the Preservation”, 2010. AgExpo, November 4, 2010. Oklahoma City,Oklahoma

73. “Fumigation Importance and Improvement Methods”. 2010. Ag Expo. November 4, 2010. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

74. “Bin Sealing and Sanitation Procedures”. 2010. Fumigation Certification Practical Training. September 28, 2010. Stillwater, Oklahoma

75. “Monitoring Equipment: Types, Uses, and Importance2010. Fumigation Certification Practical Training. September 28, 2010. Stillwater, Oklahoma..

76. “Extension Service Establishment in Azerbaijan”. 2010. AIM. August 1, 2010. Agjabeddi, Azerbaijan.

77. “Dairy and Poultry Rations and Husbandry for Food Quality”. 2010. AIM. July 30, 2010. Agjabeddi, Azerbaijan.

78. “Improved Insect Management”. 2010 Oklahoma Elevator Workshop. March 23, Enid, OK, March 23, 2010. Weatherford, OK,and April 6, Shawnee, OK.

79. “Aeration, Part I and II”, Mid Kansas Cooperative Association, March 2 and 3, 2010. McPherson, Kansas.

80. “Gas Monitoring”. Triangle Insurance Employee Training. January24, 2010. Enid, Oklahoma.

81. “Grain Bin Sealing Procedures and Entrapment Rescue”. MissouriFumigation Certification Workshops. January 12, 2010. Columbus, MO.

2009

14

82. “Learning for a Lifetime: Oklahoma to Azerbaijan”, Lion’s Club, December 10, 2009.

83. “Biomass: Handling, Storage and Transportation”, Oklahoma Biofuel Feedstock Field Day, October 21, 2009, Chickasha, OK.

84. “Grain Bin Sealing”. Oklahoma Fumigation Certification Workshop. October 20, 2009. Stillwater, OK.

85. “Aeration Basics”. Oklahoma Fumigation Certification ContinuingEducation Workshop, October 6 - 7, 2009 Stillwater, OK.

86. “Grain Storage Management”. Army National Guard destined forAfghanistan, May, 2009. Stillwater, OK.

87. “S.L.A.M. Grain Quality Management”. Stillwater Milling Employee Development Workshop, April 23, 2009, Stillwater, OK.

88. “Grain Bin Sealing and Safety”. Oklahoma Fumigation Workshop.April 14, 2009. Stillwater, OK.

89. “Ozone Fumigation”. 2009 Oklahoma Elevator Workshop. March 24, Enid, OK, March 25, 2009. Weatherford, OK, and March 31, Shawnee, OK.

90. “When and How Long to Aerate”. 2009 Oklahoma Elevator Workshop. March 24, Enid, OK, March 25, 2009. Weatherford, OK,and March 31, Shawnee, OK.

91. “Sunflower and Oil Seed Storage”. 2009 Oklahoma Elevator Workshop. March 24, Enid, OK, March 25, 2009. Weatherford, OK,and March 31, Shawnee, OK.

92. “Stored Product Engineering: Focused Diversity in a World of Engineering Challenges”. ASABE Oklahoma Section Meeting, February 6, 2009. Stillwater, OK.

93. “Stored Product Engineering: What We Do and What It Means To You”. Loyal Lions Club, February 4, 2009. Loyal, OK.

94. “Fan Controls: When to Aerate Grain and For How Long”. Gulf Coast Grain Handlers Conference, January 22, 2009. El Campo, Texas.

95. “Grain Bin Sealing Procedures”. Missouri Fumigation CertificationWorkshops. January 13, 2009. Columbus, MO.

15

2008

96. “Biofuels Basics: Harvesting, Handling and Storage”. Oklahoma Ag-Expo. November 5, 2008, Oklahoma City, OK.

97. “Bale Storage Basics”. Field to Fuel Field Day. October 12, 2008, Chickasha, OK.

98. “Grain Bin Sealing”. Oklahoma Fumigation Certification Workshop. October, 2008. Stillwater, OK.

99. “Closed Loop Fumigation”. Oklahoma Fumigation Certification Workshop. October, 2008. Stillwater, OK.

100. “Grain Bin Entrapment Rescue”. Oklahoma Fumigation Certification Workshop. October, 2008. Stillwater, OK.

101. “Storage of Biofuels By-Products”. Oklahoma Fumigation Certification Workshop. October, 2008. Stillwater, OK.

102. “Storage Methods for Maintaining Quality Seed Characteristics”. Lubbock County Elevator Workshop, April 25, 2008, Lubbock, TX.

103. “Biofuels and Their Effect on Grain Storage”. Elevator Workshops at Shawnee, Catoosa, Weatherford, and Enid, OK. March 31st, April 1st, April 3rd, and April 10th, 2008.

104. “Cost of Closed-Loop Fumigation”. Elevator Workshops at Shawnee, Catoosa, Weatherford, and Enid, OK. March 31st, April 1st, April 3rd, and April 10th, 2008.

105. “Management of Empty Bins”. Elevator Workshops at Shawnee, Catoosa, Weatherford, and Enid, OK. March 31st, April 1st, April 3rd, and April 10th, 2008.

106. “Cellulosic Feedstock to Ethanol: Impact on Custom Harvesting”. US Custom Harvesters Association. February 28 – 29, 2008. Wichita Falls, TX.

107. “Grain Aeration: Just the Basics, Ma’am”. Texas Gulf Coast GEAPS Chapter Workshop. January 24, 2008. Corpus Christi, TX.

16

108. “Grain Bin Sealing Procedures and Closed Loop Fumigations”. Missouri Fumigation Certification Workshops. January 14 – 15, 2008. Columbus, MO.

109. “Grain Handling Safety for Custom Harvesters”. Custom Harvesters Insurance, April 8, 2008. Enid, OK.

2007

110. “Aeration and Temperature Management”. 7th National Stored Product IPM Conference, April 18-20, 2007. Stillwater, OK.

111. “Grain Aeration: Just the Basics, Ma’am”. Great Plains GEAPS Chapter Workshop. May 4, 2007. Lubbock, TX.

112. “Successful Storage of Ag By-Products”. Oklahoma Ag-Expo. November 28, 2007, Oklahoma City, OK.

113. “Aeration: Just Beyond the Basics”. Tri-State GEAPS Chapter Workshop. January 22, 2008. Amarillo, TX.

114. “Grain Bin Sealing”. Oklahoma Fumigation Certification Workshop. September, 2007. Stillwater, OK.

115. “Closed Loop Fumigation”. Oklahoma Fumigation Certification Workshop. September, 2007. Stillwater, OK.

17

PUBLICATIONS

Monograph and Book Chapters – 9Refereed Publications: 44Professional Papers – 59Abstracts and Non-refereed Publications – 1Extension – 39

Books & Monographs

1. 2015. MWPS-revision Grain Management Aeration, Kansas State University Publishing.

2. 2015. MWPS-revision Grain Management Electronics and Automation, Kansas State University Publishing.

3. 2014. MWPS-13 Grain Drying, Handling and Storage Handbook,Safety and Automation (2 chapters), Kansas State University Publishing.

4. 2014. Kamath, M., R. Ingalls, C. Jones, G. Shen, and P. Pulat. “A Decision Support System for Transportation Infrastructure and Supply Chain System Planning”. Oklahoma Transportation Center. OTCREOS7.1-25-F.

5. 2012. Jones, Carol, Mark Casada, and Otto Loewer. “Drying, Handling and Storage of Raw Commodities.” Ch. 10 in "Stored Product Protection," a web publication and scheduled for print publication in 2012, edited edited by David W. Hagstrum, Thomas W. Phillips and Gerrit Cuperus. Available at http://www.entomology.ksu.edu/doc4909.ashx.

6. 2010. “Final Report to Azerbaijan: Dairy and Poultry Feeding and Husbandry”, USAID, Chemonics.

7. 2010. “Agricultural Market Information System for Azerbaijan”. USAID. Chemonics and AIM, Azerbaijan.

8. 2009. “Electricity”. Agriculture Career Development: Comprehensive Agricultural Mechanics . CIMC, Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education 2006 (revised in 2007, 2008, 2012).

9. "Storage" (Chapter 20). Great Plains Canola Production Handbook, MF-2734, Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service. Pages 14 - 16.

18

P eer-Reviewed Publications:

1. Moore, K. G., Jones, C., Frazier, R. S. 2017. Engineering education for Generation Z. American Journal of Engineering Education. AJEE-17103

2. Moore, K and C. Jones. 2017. Grain Entrapment Pressure on the Torso -Can You Breathe While Buried in Grain? Journal of Ag Safety and Health23(2):99-107.

3. Sekhon, J., N. Maness, and C. Jones. 2016. Effect ofcompressed propane extraction on storage stability of driedcilantro (Coriandrum sativum L.). Journal of Food EngineeringJan16.

4. Sekhon, J., N. Maness, and C. Jones. 2015. Effect ofpreprocessing and compressed propane extraction on quality ofcilantro (Coriandrum sativum L.). Food Chemistry 175: 322-328.

5. Ismayilzade, N, V. Samedov, B. Kard, and C. Jones. 2015.Sunflower seed damage and economic injury level of theEuropean Sunflower Moth (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) in theRepublic of Azerbaijan. Journal of Entomological Science 50(2):138-146.

6. Weckler, P, C. Jones, T. Bowser, and S. Mathanker. 2015.Technologies for enhancing pecan production and processing.ACTA Horticulturae, Feb, 2015.

7. Ding, T. X. Xuan, D Liu, X Ye, J. Shi, K. Warriner, S. Xue, and C.Jones. 2015. Impact of slightly acidic electrolyzed water(SAEW) and ultrasound on microbial loads and quality of freshfruits. LWT – Food Science and Technology. March 2015.

8. Ding, T. X. Xuan, D Liu, X Ye, J. Shi, K. Warriner, S. Xue, and C.Jones. 2014. Electrolyzed Water Generated Using a CirculatingReactor. International Journal of Food Engineering. 2014:aop.

9. Bajracharya, N., G. Opit, C. Jones, and J. Talley. 2014. Efficaciesof spinosad and a combination of chlorpyrifos-methyl anddeltamethrin against phosphine-resistant Rhysoperthadominica (Coleoptera: Bostrichidae) and Tribolium castaneum(Coleoptera: Tenebrianidae) on wheat. Journal of EconomicEntomology 106(5):2208-15.

10. Khanchi, A., C. Jones and B. Sharma. 2013. Characteristics andcompositional variation in round and square switchgrass balesunder different storage conditions. Biomass and BioenergyStatus: Available online 30 October 2013

11. Jones, C. and G. Dilawari. 2013. Non-destructive estimation offree fatty acid content and peroxide value using NIRspectroscopy in canola seed. Journal of Infrared Spectroscopy58 Nov13.

12. Khanchi, A., C. Jones, B. Sharma, R. Huhnke, P. Weckler, and N.Maness. 2013. An empirical model to predict infield thin layer

19

drying rate of cut switchgrass. Biomass and Bionergy availableonline 30 September 2013

13. Sharma, B., C. Jones, and R. Ingall. 2013. Scenariooptimization modeling approach for design and management ofbiomass-to-biorefinery supply chain system. BioscienceTechnology 24.

14. Dilawari, G. and C. Jones. 2013. Quantification of dockage incanola using flatbed scanner. Transactions of the ASABE56(5):1-7.

15. Sharma, B., C. Jones, and R. Ingall. 2013. Biomass supplychain design and analysis: basis, overview, modeling,challenges, and future. Renewable & Sustainable EnergyReviews 24: 608-627.

16. Hardin, J.A., P.R. Weckler, and C.L. Jones. 2013. Microwavebackscatter response of pecan tree canopy samples forestimation of pecan yield in situ using terrestrial radar.Computers and Electronics in Agriculture 90: 54-62.

17. Hardin, J. A., C. L. Jones, P. R. Weckler, N. O. Maness, J. W.Dillwith, and R. D. Madden. 2013. Rapid in situ Quantification ofLeaf Cuticular Wax Using FTIR-ATR. Transactions of the ASABE56(1): 331-339.

18. Pasangulapati, V, A. Kumar, C. Jones, and R. Huhnke. 2012. Characterization of switchgrass, cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin for thermochemical conversions. Journal of Biobased Materials and Bioenergy. Jun2012.

19. Hardin, J. A., M. W. Smith, P. R. Weckler, C. Jones, and B. S. Cheary. 2012. In situ measurement of pecan leaf nitrogen concentration using a chlorophyll meter and Vis-NIR multispectral camera. HortScience 47(7): 955–960.

20. Jones, C. and G. Dilawari. 2012. Quality estimation of canola using machine vision and VIS-NIR spectroscopy. Proc. 9th International Conference on Controlled Atmosphere and Fumigation of Stored Products. Antalya, Turkey, 15 – 19 October, 2012. CAF268.

21. Okiror, G., and C. Jones. 2012. Effect of temperature on the dielectric properties of low acyl gellan gel. Journal of Food Engineering 113: 151-155.

22. Pasangulapati, V., K. D. Ramachandriya, A. Kumar, M. R. Wilkins, C. L. Jones, and R. L. Huhnke. 2012. Effects of cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin on thermochemical conversion characteristics of the selected biomass. BioresourceTechnology 114: 663-669

23. Lawrence, J., D. Maier, J. Hardin, and C. Jones. 2012. Development andvalidation of a headspace model for a stored grain silo filled to its eave. Journalof Stored Product Research 49: 176-183.

24. Jones, C. and G. Okiror. 2011. Improved models for predicting moisturecontent in dried pineapples using dielectric properties. Proc. 9th International

20

Conference on Electromagnetic Wave Interaction with Water and MoistSubstances, ISEMA, Kansas City, MO, USA. 31May – 3June.: 272-278.

25. Okiror, G. and C. Jones. 2011. Effect of temperature on the dielectric propertiesof low acyl gellan gel. Proc. 9th International Conference on ElectromagneticWave Interaction with Water and Moist Substances, ISEMA, Kansas City, MO,USA. 31May – 3June: 92-99.

26. Opit, G., C. Jones, F. Arthur, T. Phillips, E. Bonjour, and R. Beeby. 2011.Efficacy of Heat Treatment for Disinfestation of Concrete Grain Silos. Journalof Economic Entomology 104(4): 1415-1422.

27. Bonjour, E. G. Opit, J. Hardin, C. Jones, M. Payton, and R. Beeby. 2011.Efficacy of ozone fumigation against the major grain pests in stored wheat.Journal of Economic Entomology 104(10): 308-316

28. Sharma, B., C. Jones, and A. Khanchi. 2011. Physical properties of switchgrass(variety: Kanlow) as related to before and after frost harvesting. BiologicalEngineering Transactions 4(1): 43-54.

29. Aminatou, B., S. Gautam, G. Opit, J. Talley, and C. Jones. 2010. Populationgrowth and development of the Psocid Liposcelis pearmani Lienhard(Psocoptera: Liposcelididae) at constant temperatures and relative humidity.Proc. 58th ESA, San Diego, CA. 12Dec – 16Dec.

30. Hardin, J., C. Jones, E. Bonjour, R. Noyes, R. Beeby, D. Eltiste, and S. Decker.2010. Ozone fumigation of stored grain; closed-loop recirculation and rate ofozone consumption. Journal of Stored Products Research 46(2010) 149-154.

31. Bonjour, E., G. Opit, C. Jones, J. Hardin, and R. Beeby. 2010. Efficacy ofozone fumigation against the major grain pests in stored wheat. Journal ofEconomic Entomology, accepted for publication.

32. Jones, C., and F. Ding. 2010. Identification of Stored-grain Insects usingMicrowave/RF Electric Fields. Proc. 10th IWCSPP, Lisbon, Portugal, 27Jun-2Jul.

33. Hardin, J., G. Opit, E. Bonjour, and C. Jones. 2009. Efficacy of ozone againstthe psocids Liposcelis entomophila, L. bostrychophila, and L. decolor(Psocptera: Liposcelididae). Proc. ESA Intl. Conf., Indianapolis, IN. 13Dec –16Dec.

34. Jones, C., F. Ding and P. Weckler. 2009. RF/Microwave technologyapplication for identification of stored product insects. Sensing andInstrumentation for Food Quality and Safety, DOI 10 1007/s11694-009-9089-x.

35. Ding, F., C. Jones, and P. Weckler. 2009. Identification and detection of storedgrain insects with RF and microwave technology. Transactions of the ASABE.52(6): 1-10.A

36. Jones, C. and F. Ding. 2008. Identification and detection of stored grain insects with RF and microwave technology. Proc. CIGR Intl. Conf. Agricultural Engineering, Iguassu Falls City, Brazil. 31 Aug – 4 Sept.

37. Jones, C. and G. Dilawari. 2008. Estimating quality of canola seed using aflatbed scanner. Proc. CIGR Intl. Conf. Agricultural Engineering, Iguassu Falls City,Brazil. 31 Aug – 4 Sept

38. Jones, C., E. Bonjour, R. Beeby, R. Noyes, and T. Phillips, 2008. Closed loopfumigation of a small rural concrete elevator in a growing urban setting. Proc.Int. Conf. Controlled Atmosphere and Fumigation in Stored Products, Chengdu,China. 21 Sept. – 26 Sept. Executive Printing Services, Clovis, CA, U.S.A.

21

39. Bonjour, E., C. Jones, R. Noyes, J. Hardin, R. Beeby, D. Eltiste, and S. Decker,2008. Efficacy of ozone against insect pests in wheat stored in steel grain bins.Proc. Int. Conf. Controlled Atmosphere and Fumigation in Stored Products,Chengdu, China. 21 Sept. – 26 Sept. Executive Printing Services, Clovis, CA,U.S.A

40. Lu, Y., S. Li, J. Bai, and C. Jones. 2008. Canopy spatial distribution andidentification using hyperspectral data in winter wheat. Communication of SoilScience and Plant Analysis 40(7&8) 1240 – 1253.

41. Jones, C, N. Maness, M. Stone, and R. Jayasekara. 2007. ChlorophyllEstimation Using Multi-spectral Reflectance and Height Sensing. Transactionsof the ASABE 50(5): 1867 - 1872.

42. Jones, C.L., P.R. Weckler, N.O. Maness, R. Jayasekara, M.L. Stone, and D.Chrz. 2007. Remote sensing to estimate chlorophyll concentration in spinachusing multi-spectral plant reflectance. Transactions of the ASABE 50(6): 2267 –2273.

43. Lu, Y., S. Li, J. Wang, C. Jones, R. Xie, W. Huang, S. Gao, and Z. Wang. 2007.Identification of wheat plant-type using NDVI and COV. New Zealand Journalof Agricultural Science 50: 1149-1157.

44. Jones, C., 2006. Plant characteristic estimation using sonar, multispectralreflectance, and electromagnetic response. Doctoral Dissertation, OklahomaState University, Stillwater, OK.

45. Brusewitz, G. H., and C. Stephens (Jones). 1979. Wheat protein variationbetween loads. Transactions of the ASAE 22(6): 1431 – 1438.

Refereed Publications in preparation:

1. Moore, K. G., & Jones, C. Use of a polyethylene liner to improve the quality of on-farm storage bins.

2. Gary, L., C. L. Jones and G. Okiror. Relationship between dielectric propertiesand soluble solids content of whole apples during ripening. (Target JournalJournal of Food Engineering) Status: Internal Review, student accident delayingprogress.

3. Din, T., X. Xuan, D. Liu, X. Ye, J. Shi, C. Jones, and S. Zue.Development of circulating electrolyzed water and itsproperties. J. Food Engineering, submitted and under review forrevisions.

4. Dilawari, G. and C. Jones. Non-destructive estimation ofperoxide value using NIR spectroscopy in canola seed. JNIRSStatus: Submitted, awaiting final revision.

Professional Papers

1. Jones, C., P. Weckler, and T. Bowser. 2003. Feasibility of Steam Generation from Gasified Pork-processing Byproducts. ASAE Paper No. 036176. ASAE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

22

2. Jones, C., N. Maness, M. Stone, and R. Jayasekara. 2004. Chlorophyll Estimation Using Multi-Spectral Reflectance and Height Sensing. ASAE Paper No. 043081. ASAE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

3. Jones, C., N. Maness, M. Stone, and R. Jayasekara. 2004. Sonar and Digital Imagery for Estimating Crop Biomass. ASAE Paper No. 043061. ASAE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

4. Jones, C., P. Weckler, N. Maness, M. Stone, and R. Jayasekara. 2004. Estimating Water Stress in Plants Using Hyperspectral Sensing. ASAE Paper No. 043086. ASAE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

5. Jones, C., N. Maness, M. Stone, J. Solie and D. Zavodny. 2005. Variable Rate Nitrogen Application on Row Crop Spinach. ASABE Paper No. 051119. ASABE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

6. Jones, C., N. Maness, M. Stone, J. Solie, and G. Brusewitz. 2006. Plant Biomass Estimation Using Dielectric Properties. ASABE Paper No. 063092. ASABE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

7. Dilawari, G. and C. Jones. 2007. Estimating Quality of Canola Seed Using a Flatbed Scanner. ASABE Paper No. 073030. ASABE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

8. Ding, F. and C. Jones. 2008. Identification and detection of stored grain insects with RF and microwave technology. Paper No. 084076. ASABE, St. Joseph, MI49085-9659.

9. Dilawari, G. and C. Jones. 2008. Estimating Quality of Canola Seed Using a Flatbed Scanner. ASABE Paper No. 084065. ASABE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

10. Dilawari, G. and C. Jones. 2008. Estimating Quality of Canola Seed Using a Flatbed Scanner. International Conference on Grain Quality. Chicago, IL.

11. Sharma, B. and C. Jones. 2009. The effect of moisture and stage of maturity on physical properties of switchgrass(variety: Kanlow). ASABE Paper No. 096641, ASABE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

12. Khanchi, A. and C. Jones. 2009. Characteristics and compositional variation inround and square sorghum bales under different storage conditions. ASABEPaper No. 096672, ASABE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

13. Sekhon, J. and C. Jones. 2009. Effect of propane extraction on the quality ofdried cilantro (Coiandrum sativum L.). ASABE Paper No. 097053. ASABE, St.Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

23

14. Grundmann, J. and C. Jones. 2009. Non-destructive quality assessment of pecans using microwave dielectric spectroscopy. ASABE Paper No. 096002, ASABE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

15. Dilawari, G. and C. Jones. 2009. Estimating Quality of Canola Seed UsingVIS/NIR Spectroscopy. ASABE Paper No. 096311. ASABE, St. Joseph, MI49085-9659.

16. Hardin, J. and C. Jones. 2009 Ozone fumigation of stored grain; closed looprecirculation and rate of ozone consumption. ASABE Paper No. 096340.ASABE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

17. Okiror, G. and C. Jones. 2010. Modeling the dielectric properties of pineappleduring drying. ASABE Paper No1008552.. ASABE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

18. Okiror, G. and C. Jones. 2010. Predicting the soluble solids content of wholeapples using dielectric spectroscopy. ASABE Paper No. 1009061. ASABE, St.Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

19. Sharma, B., C. Jones, and A. Khanchi. 2010. Effect of moisture control andmaturity stage on physical properties of switchgrass (variety: Kanlow). ASABEPaper No.10xxxx. ASABE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

20. Megel, A., C. Jones, E. Bonjour, and J. Kinder. 2010. Investigation of ethylenegas as a treatment for stored-product insects. ASABE Paper No. 1009576.ASABE, St. Joseph, MI 49085-9659.

21. Kamath, M., R, Ingalls, C. Jones, G. Shen, and S. Pulat. 2010. TISCSoft: A Decision Support System for Transportation Infrastructure and Supply Chain System Planning. Project Number OTCREOS7.1-25. OCOT-OTC Transportation Research.

22. Hardin, J. A., C. L. Jones, N. O. Maness, P. R. Weckler, and J. W. Dillwith. 2011. Rapid in situ Quantification of Leaf Cuticular WaxUsing FTIR-ATR and DSC. In 2011 ASABE Annual International Meeting. Louisville, Ky: ASABE.

23. Okiror, G. and C. Jones. 2011. “Relationship Between DielectricProperties and Soluble Solids Content of Whole Apples During Ripening”, Session 309 Paper # 1110680 ASABE Annual International Meeting. Louisville, Ky: ASABE.

24. Buser, M., A. Megel, E, Miller, C.L. Jones and R.L. Huhnke. 2011. Preliminary evaluation of cellulosic biomass storage practices. ASABE 1111770. Presented at the American Societyof Agricultural and Biological Engineers, St. Joseph, MI.

24

25. Miller, E., A. Megel, M. Buser, C.L. Jones and R.L. Huhnke. 2011. Preliminary evaluation of storing high moisture energy sorghum bales. ASABE 1111780. Presented at the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, St. Joseph, MI.

26. Kumar, A., C.L. Jones and R.L. Huhnke. 2011. Effect of biomass composition on products during thermochemical conversion as characterized by TG-GC-MS and TG-FTIR. ASABE 1110691. Presented at the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, St. Joseph, MI.

27. Jones, C. and J. Sekhon. 2011. Effect of drying temperature, partial lipid extraction, and storage on the shelf of dehydrated cilantro (Coriandrum Sativum L.). ASABE 1111664. Presented at the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, St. Joseph, MI.

28. Sharma, B., M. Kamath, R. Ingalls, and C. Jones. 2011.Scenario optimization approach for supply chain and logistics model of biomass. Center for Excellence in Logistics and Distribution (CELDi), Denver, Colorado, 2011 

29. Pasangulapati, V., A. Kumar, C. L. Jones, and R. L. Huhnke. Effect of biomass composition on products in thermochemical conversion. Annual International Meeting of American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE), Louisville, KY, August 7-10, 2011. Oral Presentation.

30. Pasangulapati, V., A. Kumar, C. L. Jones, and R. L. Huhnke. Effect of biomass composition on products in

31. thermochemical conversion. S-1041: Where there’s smoke, there’s fuel: A symposium on the Thermochemical Conversion of Biomass to Fuels, Stillwater,OK, August 2, 2011. Poster Presentation.

32. Pasangulapati, V., A. Kumar, C. L. Jones, and R. L. Huhnke. Characterization of switchgrass using TGA-FTIR for thermochemical conversion. Annual State Conference of Oklahoma EPSCoR, Norman, OK, April 21, 2011. Oral and Poster Presentation.

33. Pasangulapati, V., A. Kumar, C. L. Jones, and R. L. Huhnke. Characterization of switchgrass using TGA-FTIR for thermochemical conversion. 22nd Annual OSU Research Symposium and Research Scholar conference, Stillwater, OK, Feb 23, 2011. Oral Presentation.

34. Jones, C. L. and G. Okiror. 2012. Estimation of Corn Stalk Diameters Using Microwave Scattering Parameters. ASABE 12-1337283. Presented at the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, St. Joseph, MI.

35.Hardin, J., P. Weckler and C. Jones. 2012. Estimation of pecan yield using backscattered terrestrial microwave sensing. ASABE 12-1337363. Presented at the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, St. Joseph, MI.

36.Jones, C. L. and Brian Adam. 2012. Traceability: Anderson Project Update. 25

NC213 Annual Meeting, March 5, 2012. Minneapolis, Minnesota.37.Khanchi, A., C. Jones, and R. Huhnke. 2013. An empirical model to predict

infield thin layer drying rate of cut switchgrass. Paper # 131620406.International Annual Congress, American Society of Agricultural andBiological Engineers, July 23, 2013. Kansas City, Missouri.

38.Sharma, B., R. Ingall, C. Jones, and R. Huhnke. 2013. Scenario optimizationapproach for designing biomass supply chain. Paper # 131620783, Poster #131620357. International Annual Congress, American Society of Agriculturaland Biological Engineers, July 23, 2013. Kansas City, Missouri.

39.Bajracharya, N., G Opit, J Talley and C Jones.  2013. Comparing effectivenessof   three   traps   used   to   monitor  Tribolium   Castaneum   (Coleoptara:Tenebrionidae).    Entomological   Society   of   America   Conference.   Poster#76179. November 10 – 12. Austin, Texas.

40.Bajracharya, N., G Opit, J Talley and C Jones.  2013. Comparing effectivenessof   three   traps   used   to   monitor  Tribolium   Castaneum   (Coleoptara:Tenebrionidae).    Entomological   Society   of   America   Conference.   Poster#76179. November 10 – 12. Austin, Texas.

41.Bajracharya, N., G Opit, J Talley and C Jones. 2013). Fitness cost of phosphineresistance determined by measurement of developmental rates of phosphine-resistant and –susceptible populations of Rhyzopertha dominica and Triboliumcastaneum.   Entomological  Society  of  America  Conference.  Paper   #76181.November 10 – 12. Austin, Texas.

42.Bonjour,  E.,  C. Jones,  and R. Beeby. 2013. A closed loop system improvesphosphine   fumigation   in   stored   grain   facilities.   Entomological   Society   ofAmerica Annual Meeting. November 12, 2013. Austin, Texas.

43.Schielack, V. and C. Jones. 2013. A comparison of coffer dam grain entrapmentrescue systems. White Paper prepared for KC Supply, Kansas City, Missouri.

44.Bonjour, E., C. Jones, and R. Beeby. 2013. Improving phosphine fumigation by sealing and using a closed­loop system. Internatyional Organisation for Biological and Integrated Control of Noxious Animals and Plants, Zagreb, Croatia, June 16­20. 

45.Moore, K. and C. Jones. 2014. Storage of Winter Canola in Oklahoma. Paper # 141867562. International Annual Congress, American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, July 13, 2014, Montreal, CA.

46.Moore, K. and C. Jones. 2014. Forces on Entrapment Victims in Grain Storage. International Annual Congress, American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, July 13, 2014, Montreal, CA.

47.Jones, C. and B. Adam. 2014. NC213 Andersons report on Supply Chain Traceability System. NC213 Annual Meeting. February 26, 2014. Omaha, NE

48. Bonjour, E., C. Jones, and R. Beeby. 2015. Keys to improving phosphine fumigations in stored grain facilities. Paper no. 91527. Southwestern Regional Meeting for Entomological Society of America, February 23-26, 2015. Tulsa, OK.

49. Bonjour, E., C. Jones and R. Beeby. 2015. A closed loop system improves phosphine fumigation in stored grain facilities. Entomological Society of America. Entomology 2015 Conference, November 15-18, 2015. Minneapolis,

26

MN.50. Moore, K and C. Jones. 2015. Impact of a polyethylene liner on the storage of

canola in unaerated steel bins – Year 1 results. ASABE Annual International Meeting Paper No. 152189116, New Orleans, LA. July 29, 2015.

51. Jones, C. and G. Brown. 2015. Adapting a culture mapping technique to the needs of engineering students and researchers. ASABE Annual International Meeting Paper No. 152189818, New Orleans, LA. July 29, 2015.

52. Bonjour, E. and C. Jones. 2016. Minimizing insect infestations in gran storage facilities prior to harvest. XXV International Congress of Entomology. Orlando,FL. September 25-30, 2016.

53. Moore, K. and C. Jones. 2016. Grain entrapment pressure on the torso – canyou breathe while buried in grain? Boyd-Scott competition for grad studentswinner. ASABE International Conference, July, 2016, Orlando, Florida.

54. Jones, C. and K. Moore. 2016. Impact of a polyethylene liner on storage ofcanola in unaerated steel bins. NC213 annual meeting, February 2016, Austin,TX.

55. Moore, K. and C. Jones. 2016. Grain entrapment pressure on the torso – canyou breathe while buried in grain? Boyd-Scott competition for grad studentswinner. ASABE International Conference, July, 2016, Orlando, Florida.

56. Jones, C. and K. Moore. 2016. Impact of a polyethylene liner on storage ofcanola in unaerated steel bins. NC213 annual meeting, February 2016, Austin,TX.

57. Jones, C. and K. Moore. 2016. On-farm storage of winter canola: study of linedand unlined steel bins. NC213 annual meeting, February 2016, Austin, TX.

58. Moore, K. G., and C. Jones. (2016, July). Grain entrapment pressure on the torso – can you breathe while buried in grain? Presented at the ASABE International Meeting. Orlando, FL.

59. Moore, K. G., and Jones, C. (2016, July). Is the storage of winter canola impacted by variety? Presented at the ASABE International Meeting. Orlando, FL.

60. Moore, K. and C. Jones. 2017. Development of a low0-cost electronic nose for the detection of mold in stored canola seed. NC213 National Meeting. Kansas City, MO. February 2017.

61. Moore, K. and C. Jones. 2017. On-farm storage of winter canola – study of lined and unlined steel bins. NC213 National Meeting. Kansas City, MO. February 2017.

62. Conley, T. and C. Jones. 2017. Evaluating sealing quality of grain storage bins combined with appropriate phosphine application strategy to minimize insect resistance in the U. S. NC213 National Meeting. Kansas City, MO. March, 2017.

Abstracts and Non-Refereed Proceedings

1. Maness, N., D. Chrz, E. Kalkan, C. Jones, L. Brandenberger,and R. Havener. 2007. Chemical profiling of herbs as alternative

27

or rotation crops with vegetables. 2006 Vegetable Trial Report.(MP-164); 11 – 15.

Extension Publications

1. Jones, C.L., 2016. Grain Bin Entrapment: Don’t Let It HappenTo You! BAE-1113. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service,Stillwater, Oklahoma.

2. Jones, C.L., 2016. Grain handling automation and controls.BAE-1290. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Stillwater,Oklahoma.

3. Jones, C.L., 2016. Grain bin entrapment: a case study from anOklahoma country elevator. CR-1726. Oklahoma CooperativeExtension Service, Stillwater, Oklahoma.

4. Curriculum for Ops Level Grain Bin Rescue Training. 2016. OSUFire Services Training. Stillwater, Oklahoma.

5. Jones, C.L., C. Reed, and S. George. 2015. Grain Bin SafetyTraining, Instructors Manual and Student Manual. OklahomaState University Fire Services Training Publishing, Stillwater,Oklahoma.

6. Jones, C.L., C. Reed, and S. George. 2015. Grain Bin SafetyTraining, Teaching Slides with video on external drive.Oklahoma State University Fire Services Training Publishing,Stillwater, Oklahoma.

7. Grain Bin Safety. 2015. Video delivered on thumb drive.Oklahoma State Fire Services Training, Stillwater, Oklahoma.

8. Jones, C.L. and E. Bonjour. Preparing grain bins and flatstorages prior to harvest or incoming product storage.Oklahoma State University Extension Service, Stillwater,Oklahoma.

9. Grain Bin Safety Awareness. 2015. Curriculum for trainingag workers. Oklahoma State University Fire Services TrainingPublishing, Stillwater, OK.

10.Grain Quality Preservation. 2015. Webinar with NationwideInsurance Co.

11.Jones, C.L., E. Bonjour, T. Royer, D. Lalman, and J. Edwards.2014. Storage and use of low test weight and sprouted wheat.Current Report BAE-1109. Oklahoma Cooperative ExtensionService, Stillwater, Oklahoma.

12.Jones, C.L., 2014. Automation in Grain Storage Facilities,MWPS-13 Grain Drying, Handling and Storage Handbook,Safety and Automation, Kansas State University Publishing.

13.Jones, C.L., 2014. Safety Design for Grain Bins, MWPS-13Grain Drying, Handling and Storage Handbook, Safety andAutomation, Kansas State University Publishing.

28

14.Jones, C.L., 2014. Preventing Grain Dust Explosions, BAE-1737. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Stillwater,Oklahoma.

15.Jones, C.L., 2014. Grain Gin Entrapment. CR-1726. OklahomaCooperative Extension Service, Stillwater, Oklahoma.(submitted but not posted on web yet)

16.Jones, C.L. and G. Dilawari, 2014. Aeration Systems for Flat-Bottom Round Bins. BAE-1102. Oklahoma CooperativeExtension Service, Stillwater, Oklahoma.

17.Jones, C.L. and G. Dilawari, 2014. Aeration Systems for Cone-Bottom Round Bins. BAE-1103. Oklahoma CooperativeExtension Service, Stillwater, Oklahoma.

18.Jones, C.L., J. Hardin and E. Bonjour, 2014. Design of Closed-Loop Fumigation Systems for Grain Storage Structures. BAE-1111. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Stillwater,Oklahoma.

19.Jones, C.L. and P. Kenkel, 2014. Storing Moist Wheat atCommercial Elevators in Oklahoma. CR-1741. OklahomaCooperative Extension Service, Stillwater, Oklahoma.(submitted but not posted on web yet)

20. C. L. Jones, 2013. Fumigation Certification Video ShortCourse (5 sections), University of Nebraska Distance LearningLab.

21. Frazier, S. and C. L. Jones, 2013. Irrigation Pump SystemTesting. OSU Extension Fact Sheet BAE1525, Stillwater,Oklahoma State University

22. Jones, C. L., 2013. Closed Loop Fumigation Design, NardinFarmers Grain, Nardin, OK.

23. Jones, C. L., 2013. Canola Aeration in Flat Storage Designfor Zero Change Emissions, Producers Cooperative Oil Mill,Oklahoma City, OK.

24. Jones, C. L., E. Bonjour, R. Beeby, M. Walton, D. Woods,and J. Ayers. 2012. Grain Bin Safety, DVD video productionVT1138. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Stillwater,Oklahoma.

25. Jones, C. L., 4 class lectures for GEAPS Distance LearningGroup. Grain bin rescue and safety, Kansas State University,Manhattan, KS.

26. Jones, C. L., Closed Loop Fumigation Design, FarmersGrain, Pond Creek, OK.

27.Jones, C.L. 2011. Grain Bin Safety. BAE Engineering Success1(4).

28.Jones, C.L., J. Hardin, and E. Bonjour 2011. Design of closed-loop fumigation systems for grain storage structures. FactSheet BAE1111. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service,Stillwater, Oklahoma.

29

29.Jones, C. L., E. Bonjour, R. Beeby, M. Walton, D. Woods, and J.Ayers. 2011. Grain Bin Safety, DVD video production VT1138.Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Stillwater,Oklahoma.

30.Jones, C.L. 2010. Keeping Grain in Good Condition. BAEEngineering Success 1(3).

31.Jones, C.L. 2010. Grain Bin Entrapment Prevention. BAEEngineering Success 1(1).

32.Jones, C.L. 2010. Design of Closed Loop Fumigation Systemsfor Stored Grain Structures. Fact Sheet. Oklahoma CooperativeExtension Service, Stillwater, Oklahoma.

33.Jones, C.L. and J. Hardin. 2010. Aeration and cooling of storedgrain. Fact Sheet BAE-1101. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Stillwater, Oklahoma.

34.Taylor, R., M. Buser, and C. Jones. 2010. Harvesting High Quality Wheat. Fact Sheet L-341. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Stillwater, Oklahoma.

35.Jones, C.L., E. Bonjour, and C. Ferris. 2010. Grain Bin Entrapment Rescue. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Stillwater, Oklahoma. Training manual and DVD in progress

36.Jones, C.L. and G. Dilawari. 2008. Aeration systems for flat-bottom round bins. Fact Sheet BAE-1102. OklahomaCooperative Extension Service, Stillwater, Oklahoma.

37.Jones, C.L. and G. Dilawari. 2008. Aeration system design forcone-bottom round bins. Fact Sheet BAE-1103. OklahomaCooperative Extension Service, Stillwater, Oklahoma.

38.Jones, C.L. and J.B. Solie. 2007. Storing Oklahoma wintercanola. Fact Sheet BAE-1110. Oklahoma Cooperative ExtensionService, Stillwater, Oklahoma.

39.Jones, C.L., E. Bonjour, T. Royer, D. Lalman, and J. Edwards.2007. Storage and use of low test weight and sprouted wheat.Current Report CR-1109. Oklahoma Cooperative ExtensionsService, Stillwater, Oklahoma.

40.Bowser, T., P. Weckler, K. Patil, C. Jones, and C. DeWitt. 2004.Biofuel from Hog Slaughter Byproducts. FRIP Report, Spring2004, pp. 3 – 7, Oklahoma Food and Agricultural ProductsResearch and Technology Center, Stillwater, Oklahoma.

DISPLAYS AND CONVENTIONS

1. GEAPS Exchange booth promoting Grain Entrapment Training,February 2017, Kansas City, MO.

INTERVIEWS AND PRESS

1. Safety in Storing Grain, Collingwood newspaper, July 6, 2017.

30

2. SunUp, Oklahoma State University Television, Grain EntrapmentTrailer and Training, July 10, 2017.

3. Impact Magazine, Oklahoma State University, Grain EntrapmentTrailer and Training, July 10, 2017.

4. Grain Quality, US Grains Council newsletter, April 13, 2015.5. Class interview with Montana Wells, January 30, 2015.6. SunUp, Oklahoma State University Television, Canola Storage,

January 17, 2015.7. Safety News, Grain Journal, February, 2015.8. Three (3) area radio stations in Paris, TX. Live interviews about

the Grain Bin Rescue Training for firemen and farmers in Paris, TX.September 3, 2015.

9. SunUp, Oklahoma State University Television, Grain Bin SafetyUpdate, June 21, 2014.

10. Grain Bin Anchors, Grain Journal Magazine, February, 2014.11. Canola Storage in Grain Bags, Hollis Newspaper, November

2013. 12. Canola in Oklahoma, Cowboy Journal, OSU, September 6, 2013.13. Grading of Soybeans in Brazil, Aprosoja News, Brazilia, Brazil,

August, 2013. 14. New Bin Design, Grain Journal, August, 2013.15. Designing Safer Grain Bins, Feed and Grain Journal, April, 2013.16. Grain Bin Safety Design, Grain Journal, March, 2013.17. Grain Bin Safety, Local Amarillo news station. January 30, 2013.18. Aeration: importance to grain bin safety, Amarillo 5 PM News.

January, 2012.19. Grain Bin Safety, St Louis television stations, March 12, 2012.20. Soybean Commodity Grading System, Sinop, Mato Grosso,

Brazil, October 24, 2012.21. Three quotations in articles in the Grain Journal about grain bin

safety, 201222. Grain Journal, Aspen Lift and confined spaces rescue. March 30,

2011. Kansas City, MO.23. KWTV 9 News: In the Field with Ron Hayes, September 20,

2008, Biofeedstock Research at South Central Research Station, Chickasha, OK

24. KWTV 9 News: In the Field with Ron Hayes, October 13, 2008, LCB Storage and Handling, Chickasha, OK

25. 25 Fox News with Nick Winkler, October 13, 2008, LCB Storage and Handling, Chickasha, OK

26. Sun Up, October 13, 2008, LCB Storage and Handling, Chickasha, OK.

27. South West Farm Press, October 13, 2008, LCB Storage and Handling, Chickasha, OK.

28. Impact Magazine, November 2, 2008, Engineering Study Abroad Classes, Stillwater, OK.

31

29. Stillwater NewsPress, September 4, 2010, O-State helping ag in Azerbaijan, Stillwater, OK

TECHNICAL PAPER EXTERNAL REVIEWER 2003-Present

Transactions of the ASABE 32Biological Engineering 7Biosystems Engineering 6Applied Engineering 7Stored Product Journal 13Journal of Food Engineering 5Extension FReSH online 3Journal of Food Science and Technology 5Bulletin of Insectology (Italy) 1Peanut Science 2Horticulture Technology 1BioEnergy Resesarch 1Smart Science 1Safety (MDPI) 2Science Direct Nature 1Agriculture and Forest Meteorology 1Journal of Ag Safety 1Insects 1Ecological Modeling 1

GRADUATE STUDENTS ADVISED

Josh Grundmann, masters student (GRA - processing), completion 2009

Geetika Dilawari, doctoral student (Research Engineer), completion 2011

Anthony Megel, masters student (Research Engineer), completion 2011Jim Hardin, doctoral student (GRA - processing), completion 2012Bhavna Sharma, doctoral student (GRA - biofuels), completion 2012Amit Khanchi, doctoral student (GRA - biofuels), completion 2012Grace Okiror, doctoral student (Fulbright Scholar), completion 2012Vamsee Pasangulapati, masters student (GRA – biofuels) completion 2012Jasreen Sekhon, doctoral student (GRA - processing) completion 2013Kevin Moore, doctoral student (Research Engineer) anticipated completion 2017Taylor Conley, masters student (GRA – storage) anticipated completion 2018

GRADUATE COMMITTEES SERVED

32

Joe Dvorak, masters BAE completed 2006Wade Svetgoff, masters Ag. Econ. completed 2009Boubakary Aminatou, masters, Entomology (deceased)Luis Serranto, masters BAE completed 2011 Annie Nsofoah, masters, Ag Economics completed 2012Nisha Shakya, masters , Entomology completed 2013Bruk Seyoum, masters, Ag Economics completed 2013Aaron Franzen, PhD, Biosystems Engineering completed 2015Nisha Shakya, PhD, Entomology completing 2017

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS SUPERVISED

Matt Gassen, student research assistant graduated ‘08Kelly Hogue, student research assistant graduated ‘08Chad Atteberry, student research assistant Ag Ed grad ‘07Jesi Lay, student research assistant graduated ‘10Jacob Biros, student research assistant ChemE grad ‘11Steven Imgarten, student research assistant PASS grad ‘11Alexandra Jones, student research assistant graduated ‘11Jacob Huff, teaching assistant graduated ‘11Jared Kinder, student research assistant graduated ‘12Kelsey Turner, student research assistant graduated ‘12Scott Clark, teaching assistant graduated ‘12Tanisha Hamm, teaching assistant graduated ‘13Caroline Short graduated ‘15Jonathan Overton graduated ‘15Carson Brian graduating ‘16Adam Mckay graduating ‘16Shelby Weber graduating ‘16Jody Vinyard graduating ‘16Taylor Gary graduating ‘17Montana Wells graduating ‘17Logan Gary graduating ‘17J.D. Graumann graduating ‘20

RESEARCH GRANTS AND CONTRACTS AND IN KIND CONTRIBUTIONS

Total Grants $13,895,279 funded As PI: $1,280,148 funded

Co-Principal Investigator, “Harvesting, Handling and Quality Preservation for Horticultural and Alternate Commodities”, with N.O. Maness and P. Weckler. USDA-CSREES, $185,197, 2005-2007. funded

Co-Principal Investigator, “Harvesting, Handling and Quality Preservation for Horticultural and Alternate Commodities”, with

33

N.O. Maness and P. Weckler. USDA-CSREES, $231,055, 2006-2008. funded

Principal Investigator, “Sitlington Enriched Graduate Scholarships,” Sitlington Endowment, $15,000. 2007-2009. funded

Principal Investigator, “Postharvest Storage, Handling and Protection of Canola in Oklahoma”, Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station and the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Team Initiative Program, $30,000, 2006-2008, assigned by Tom Phillips to Carol Jones. funded

Co-Principal Investigator, “Pest Management Strategies for Stored Products: Raw Grain and Value-Added Foods,” with Criswell, Phillips (KSU), Arthur (KSU), Campbell (KSU), Towes (KSU)and Casada (KSU), USDA CSREES Pest Management Alternatives Program, $196,205, 2005-2007 funded

Co-Principal Investigator, “Harvesting, Handling and Quality Preservation for Horticultural and Alternate Commodities”, with N.O. Maness and P. Weckler. HATCH, $231,055, 2007-2008. funded

Principal Investigator, “Grain Storage Methods to Protect Product Quality and Security”, with Criswell and Adams, OCES, $10,000. 2007-2009. funded

Principal Investigator, “Closed Loop Ozone Fumigation”, contract research with AO3, Inc, Olathe, KS, $12,240. 2008. funded

Principal Investigator, “Demonstration Bin with Video Capabilities”, OCES Capital Improvement Program, 2008. $13,000. funded

Principal Investigator, Oklahoma Bioenergy Center for “Harvesting and Handling Equipment to Meet the Demands of Oklahoma Lignocellulosic Biomass under Indigenous Growing Conditions”, 2008 - 2009, $160,000, co-PIs Weckler, Huhnke, Wu.funded

Principal Investigator, Oklahoma Bioenergy Center for “From the Field to the Refinery – A Systems Approach to Modeling the Logistics Value Chain for Switchgrass”, 2008 - 2009, $160,000, co-PIs Collins, Epplin, Huhnke, Ingalls. funded

34

Co-Investigator, Oklahoma Bioenergy Center for “Demonstration of switchgrass development and production”, 2008 – 2009, $50,000, co-PIs Wu, Zhang, Caddel. funded

Co-Principal Investigator, “Harvesting, Handling and Quality Preservation for Horticultural and Alternate Commodities”, with N.O. Maness and P. Weckler. USDA-CSREES, $172,234, 2008-2010. funded

Principal Investigator, “Sitlington Enriched Graduate Scholarships,” Sitlington Endowment, $15,000. 2008-2010. funded

Co-Investigator, OTC-REOS for “A Decision Support System for Transportation Infrastructure and Supply Chain System Planning, 2008 – 2010, $450,000, PI M. Kamath, co-PIs R. Ingalls and C Jones. funded

Co-Principal Investigator, “Renovation of Infrastructure in the Stored Product Research and Education Center Research Laboratory”, with G. Opit and E. Bonjour. OSU Critical Research Facilities Program, $141,700, 2008-2009. funded

Co-Principal Investigator, “Harvesting, Handling and Quality Preservation for Horticultural and Alternate Commodities”, with N.O. Maness and P. Weckler. USDA-CSREES, $174,000, 2009-2011. funded

Principal Investigator for “Field to Fuel... the Sorghum Connection. Large-scale Research for the Development of the Oklahoma Sorghum-as-Fuel Industry”, 2009 – 2012, $374,270 total, co-PIs C. Godsey, G. Kakani, D. Bellmer and J. Mosali. Oklahoma Bioenergy Center. Total Project $250,000 funded

Co-Principal Investigator, “Dielectric Properties of Frozen Foods”. Contract to University of Nebraska for work under USDA-CSREES grant. 2009 – 2010, with P. Weckler, $25,000, funded

Principal Investigator for “E-IPM Grant for Stored Grain”, 2009-2010. $7,204, co-PIs T. Royer. funded

Co-Principal Investigator for “Sustainable Feedstock Production Supply Systems to Support Cellulosic Biorefinery Industries”, 2009– 2013, $4,212,845, co-PIs from OSU, Idaho National Lab, Noble Foundation, AGCO Industries, Stinger Inc., USDA-CSREES. Funded.

35

Co-Principal Investigator for “Implementing and Evaluating Traceability Technology in Wheat Storage and Handling”, 2010-2012, $50,000, co-PIs Adams and Biros, Anderson Research GrantProgram. Funded.

Co-Principal Investigator , Hay Preference and Performance of BeefCattle”, 2009 – 2010. $83,998. With R. Huhnke, Chris Richards, and D. Lalman. Funded.

Co-Principal Investigator, “Integration of Advanced Logistical Systems and Focused Bioenergy Harvesting Technologies to Supply Crop Residues and Energy Crops in Densified Large Square Bale Format”, DOE, 2009-2012, $85,000 (part of AGCO proposal totaling approximately $4.8 million). Funded.

Principal Investigator, “Sitlington Enriched Graduate Scholarships,” Sitlington Endowment, $15,000. 2010-2012.

Co-Investigator, ” Torrefaction and densification of switchgrass to improve syngas quality and transportation logistics”, Kumar, Patil, Jones, Bellmer, and Tumuluru, (SunGrant), $160,000 Funded

Co-Investigator, “Energy Auditing and Energy Management for Feedmills ”, Texas Cattle Feeder Association, with S. Frazier, M. Buser, $5,000 Co-Investigator , funded.

Co-Investigator ,“REU Site: Interdisciplinary Approach to Sustainable Biobased Products and Energy Development”, NSF, 2013-2016, $296,842 Funded

Principal Investigator, “Teaching Equipment Requests”, CEAT Teaching Funds, 2012-2013. $80,535. With P. Weckler and A. Kumar. Funded

Principal Investigator. “Canola Storage in Southern Climates”. Northstar Oilseed Co. and WB Johnston Grain. 10/1/2013 – 9/29/2014. $10,000. Funded

Principal Investigator. “Grain Handling and Storage Safety and Rescue Research and Education”. 7/1/13 – 6/30/14. $46,877. With Kirtley. Funded

Principal Investigator. “Storage of Winter Canola in Oklahoma”. 7/9/2013 – 7/1/2014. Oklahoma Oilseed Commission. With Moore. $10,292. Funded

Principal Investigator. “On-farm Storage of Winter Canola – Study of Lined and Unlined Steel Bins”. 04/1/14 - 3/31/16. The Andersons Research Grant Program. With Moore. $50,000. Funded.

Co-Principal Investigator. Supplemental and Alternative Crops Competitive Grants Program. With Bushong, Post, Arnall, Warren, Damicone, Giles and Royer. USDA.10/1/14 – 9/30/16. $210,000. Funded

36

Co-Principal Investigator. “Susan Harwood Capacity Building Development” OSHA with Louthan, 10/1/2014-9/30/2018, $640,000. Funded

Co-Principal Investigator. Supplemental and Alternative Crops Competitive Grants Program. With Nowlin, Bushong, Post, Arnall, Warren, Damicone. USDA. 10/1/15– 9/30/17. $210,000. Funded

Principal Investigator. “Evaluating Sealing Quality of Grain Storage Bins”. The Andersons Research Grant Program. With Casada, Bhadra, Arthur, Maghirang, Adam Maier, Cook. 01/01/16 – 12/31/17. $50,000. Funded.

Principal Investigator. “Mobile Grain Engulfment/Confined Space Rescue Simulator”. Assistance to Firefighters Grant. With Reed and Fire Services Training.5/1/16-4/30/17. $345,000. Funded.

Co-Investigator, “Reducing Aflatoxin Contamination of Corn in On-Farm Bin Drying and Storage Systems”, National Corn Growers Association, with Universities of Kentucky and Arkansas, 1/14 – 12/15, $90,000 Funded

37