JMU BEE TEAM

JMU BEE TEAM AUTHORS 

Alec Barney

Alec Barney

Harold (Alec) Barney is a senior in the College of Integrated Science and Engineering at James Madison University. He plans to graduate this May with a Bachelors of Science in Integrated Science and Technology, concentrating in energy and minoring in mathematics. He is searching for a career involving engineering, research, or information technology and his interests include automated vehicles, thermal imaging, renewable energy, and nondestructive testing.
Kyle Britton

Kyle Britton

Physics Senior at James Madison University, Kyle is interested particularly in Aeronautic and Mechanical engineering and following this to a masters in post grad work. Kyle is interested in seeking a job in Explosives and or Aeronautical engineering . Hobbies include DIY projects and heavily hands on work.

Xavier Lambert

Xavier Lambert

My name is Xavier M. Lambert., a Junior at James Madison University. I am a Psychology major with interests in the field of forensic research and abnormal treatment methodology. I possess a great degree of experience in critical thinking and problem solving activities, through my middle school and early high school involvement in the Destination Imagination program.

Stephanie Lugbill

Stephanie Lugbill

 
Stephanie Lugbill is a senior at James Madison University. Stephanie’s major is Writing, Rhetoric, and Technical Communications, and her minors are Chinese Business and Asian Studies. She works for UREC Adventure, and after graduation she hopes to write, travel, and rock climb.

JMU BEE TEAM BLOG 

Hives Save Lives!

Bees are dying. Guess what happens if bees die? You do too. Bees are on the endangered species list because parasites, pesticides, fungi, and Colony Collapse Disorder have devastated their hives....

Meet the JMU Bee Team

We are the JMU Bee Team, and we are developing a solution to the “plight of the bumblebees.” For the first time, honey bees are on the endangered species list. This is alarming! They have a vast...

TIMELINE OF EVENTS

So what has the JMU Bee Team been doing this semester? Well, this timeline provides a brief description of every class and group meeting that we have had since we wondered into class on the first...

Let’s get ethical

Drones are those things that fly around taking pictures of or dropping bombs on unaware people, right? Well, no. Drones can be used to benefit people too. Flying drones can create ethical issues,...

Drones Fix Drones’ Problems

Around the globe, bees are dying. Could this be due to certain diseases and fungi feeding off the bee-created microclimates? Do Bees even create microclimates? The JMU Bee Team is on the case,...

“Tech” Talk

When shining a light through a window, one can open and close the blinds to blink out Morse code. Even if the message is misunderstood, we can still see the light blinking. Similarly, our radios...

JMU Bee Team’s Bill of Materials

Below is the Wind Team's Bill of Materials that includes the materials for our project. We have most of the parts, but we need a few more to make our project successful.   Our...

Integrating Payloads

Complex task number one: paying attention to the PowerPoint, which explains "integrating payload," long enough to understand the experiment we are supposed to perform. Basically, the more weight...

Drone Attachment Discussion

Our plans for the application of drones is still under speculation, but certain equipment will benefit us regardless of the direction we take. Drone and Controller   HD CAMERA An HD camera...

JMU BEE TEAM

This little bee was found just outside of Pheasant Run Townhomes in Harrisonburg, Va. He stopped by for some nectar from the flower, but what if he hadn’t? What if this bee had not pollinated...

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