John Evans

Dr. John Evans takes a creative approach to solving problems in the field of Agricultural and Biological Engineering. As an Assistant Professor at Purdue University, he leverages his extensive background in biosystems and agricultural engineering, having earned his degrees from the University of Kentucky and the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. Dr. Evans is dedicated to advancing the integration of technology in agriculture, focusing on areas such as machine logistics optimization, automation, and data acquisition. His research interests are diverse and encompass computer-aided design, software development, and GIS/spatial analysis. Dr. Evans is particularly passionate about developing innovative solutions that enhance the efficiency and sustainability of agricultural systems. His work often involves the use of cutting-edge technology to improve machine automation and logistics, aiming to streamline processes and reduce resource consumption. In addition to his research, Dr. Evans is actively involved in the academic community. He is a member of several engineering societies, where he collaborates with fellow professionals to push the boundaries of agricultural engineering. His commitment to education is evident in his role as an adviser for Quarter Scale Tractor Teams, where he mentors students in practical applications of engineering principles. Dr. Evans's contributions to the field are marked by his ability to blend theoretical knowledge with practical applications, making significant strides in the development of sustainable agricultural practices. His work not only benefits the academic community but also has a tangible impact on the agricultural industry, driving innovation and efficiency. Through his research and teaching, Dr. Evans continues to inspire the next generation of engineers to think creatively and embrace technological advancements in agriculture.