Gregory Schwartz Ph.D.
- Biological waste treatment
- Bioresource systems analysis
- Bioenergy
Dr. Schwartz is a graduate of the Cal Poly BioResource and Agricultural Engineering department.
He received both his M.S. and Doctorate in Biosystems Engineering with a concentration in aquaculture and wastewater engineering from Clemson University.
Before coming back to Cal Poly to teach, he worked for Kent BioEnergy, an aquaculture company in Mecca, CA. for 11 years.
He has extensive research experience and several publications in his area of expertise. Dr. Schwartz is currently working on an USDA grant: Algae for Conversion of Manure Nutrients to Animal Feed.
Specialization:
Biological waste treatment
Bioresource systems analysis
Bioenergy
Classes:
BRAE 203 - Agricultural Systems Analysis
BRAE 320 - Principles of BioResource Energy
BRAE 348 - Energy for a Sustainable Society
BRAE 448 - Bioconversion​
Additional:
ASABE Student Branch
Poly Ponics Club Advisor
Fishing Club