Satyanarayan Dev

Dr. Satyanarayan Dev is an Associate Professor at Florida A&M University's College of Agriculture and Food Sciences, specializing in Biological Systems Engineering. He holds an adjunct appointment at the FAMU-FSU Joint College of Engineering in Chemical and Biomedical Engineering. His interdisciplinary work spans Agtech, bioenergy, food safety, and nutraceuticals, with a focus on sustainable technologies and equipment design for food and bioprocessing. Key projects include LiDAR drones for environmental monitoring, microwave-assisted biomass conversion, and biosensors for defense applications.

His research emphasizes innovative solutions such as electromagnetic processing for food safety, sustainable refrigeration systems, and non-conventional drying techniques. Dr. Dev’s contributions have led to awards including the AE50 Most Innovative Product of the Year (2019), Young Engineer of the Year (2018), and recognition in Marquis Who’s Who (2020). His work bridges engineering and agriculture, addressing challenges in food security, bioenergy, and environmental sustainability.

Dr. Dev’s publications span topics like microwave pasteurization, electrolyzed water for food safety, and computational modeling in food processing. His research also explores space applications, including in-situ resource utilization and robotic plant tending in remote habitats. He collaborates widely, advancing both theoretical and applied aspects of biological systems engineering.