Peter Waller is an associate professor of biosystems engineering at the University of Arizona. His research includes biosystems and irrigation projects such as biofuel production from algae and rubber production from guayule, a native desert plant. On the teaching side, he has taught biosystems analysis and design and a natural science course, formation of a […]
Peter Waller is an associate professor of biosystems engineering at the University of Arizona. His research includes biosystems and irrigation projects such as biofuel production from algae and rubber production from guayule, a native desert plant. On the teaching side, he has taught biosystems analysis and design and a natural science course, formation of a planetary biosystem. As a result of this class, he began exploring the universe through the eyes of Moses and science as he sought to understand how God created our planetary biosystem.
Peter Waller is an associate professor of biosystems engineering at the University of Arizona. His research includes biosystems and irrigation projects such as biofuel production from algae and rubber production from guayule, a native desert plant. On the teaching side, he has taught biosystems analysis and design and a natural science course, formation of a planetary biosystem. As a result of this class, he began exploring the universe through the eyes of Moses and science as he sought to understand how God created our planetary biosystem.
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