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David
E. Brune
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Office Address:
Office Address:
224 McAdams Hall
Box 340312
Clemson University
Clemson, SC 29634-0312
Phone: (864) 656-4045
Fax: (864) 656-0338
Email to: debrune@clemson.edu
Academic
Rank:
Professor
and Newman Chair of Natural Resources Engineering
Degrees:
Ph.D., Environmental Engineering, University of Missouri -- 1978
M.S., Agricultural Engineering, University of Missouri -- 1975
B.S., Agricultural Engineering, University of Missouri --1974
Service
at Clemson University:
1987-Present
Associate Professor, 5 January 1987-1 August 1990
Professor, 1 August 1990-Present
Newman Chair of Natural Resources
Other
Related Experience:
Assistant Professor
Agricultural Engineering Pennsylvania State University, 1982-86
Assistant Professor, Agricultural Engineering University of California-Davis
1978-82
Assistant Professor, Agricultural Engineering Pennsylvania State University,
1982-86
Assistant Professor, Agricultural Engineering University of California-Davis
1978-82
Research Assistant, Environmental Engineering University of Missouri,
1975-78
Research Assistant, Agricultural Engineering Oregon State University,
1975
Research Assistant, Agricultural Engineering University of Missouri,
1974-75
Research
Interest:
Water Quality, Aquaculture,
Biotechnology
Research Summaries 1997: A
Technology Transfer Program for Environmental Friendly Aquaculture
High Yield Sustainable Aquaculture
Integrated Waste Management Systems for Intensive Aquaculture Production
Electromagnetic Terrain Conductivity in Quantifying Groundwater Impact
of Animal Waste Application
A Modular System for High Yield Sustainable Aquaculture
State
in which registered:
South Carolina, Professional
Engineer (P.E.)
Professional
Societies:
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
World Aquaculture Society
Aquacultural Engineering Society (AES) Past President (AES) Honors
and Awards:
Sigma Xi, Scientific
Research Society
Alpha Epsilon, Agricultural Engineering Honor Society
Ford-New Holland Outstanding Young Researcher Award, 1990
Lund Teaching Award, Clemson University, Biosystems Engineering
Distinguished Service Award, U.S. Chapter of the World Aquaculture Society
Courses
Taught:
BE 364
BE 429
BE 451/651 Newman Seminar in Natural Resource Management
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