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Collaborations

The Cotton Ginning Research has a long and productive history of collaborative research involving stakeholders.


Current collaborators and projects:

AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE, WASHINGTON, DC
  • Development of Industrial Hemp Fiber and Hurd Standards
  • ALABAMA A & M UNIVERSITY, NORMAL, AL
  • Classification of Fiber and Hurd in Industrial Hemp: Integrating Biomechanical and Microscopic Phenotyping
  • CLEMSON UNIVERSITY, CLEMSON, SC
  • Identification of Molecular Markers Associated with Root Traits that Improve Performance in Cotton
  • COTTON INCORPORATED, CARY, NC
  • Modernization of Cotton Quality Measurement
  • KENT STATE UNIVERSITY, KENT, OH
  • U.S. Hemp Fiber Classification for Textile Applications – Characterizing Fiber Length
  • MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY, MISSISSIPPI STATE, MS
  • Determination of Round Cotton Module Weights to Improve Data Accuracy for Improvement of Cotton Gin Operations Efficiency and Bale Traceability
  • Plastic Contamination Removal Robot for Cotton Fields
  • NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY, RALEIGH, NC
  • Characterization of Hemp Hurd for Industry Utilization
  • Establishing a Comprehensive Fiber Hemp Processing Hub for High-Throughput Quality Analysis and Product Prototyping
  • PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY, PRAIRIE VIEW
  • Industrial Hemp Bast Fiber and Hurd Phenotyping
  • TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE RESEARCH, COLLEGE STATION, TX
  • Cotton Post-Harvest Trash and By-Product Characterizations
  • Industrial Hemp Research Data: Developing the Foundation for Data Visualization, Decision Support, and Analytical Tools
  • TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY SYSTEM, LUBBOCK, TX
  • Developing Industrial Hemp Fiber Standards
  • UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA
  • Utilizing Precision Technologies to Improve Cotton Fiber Quality During Production, Harvest and Ginning
  • UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER, THE, TYLER, TX
  • Conversion of Cotton Gin Trash To Liquid Fuels and Other Bioproducts Via Hydro-Pyrolysis and Other Thermochemical Processes