College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology

OSU’s Unmanned Systems Research Institute (USRI) received its certificate of authorization from the FAA to permit flights of a fixed wing aircraft swarm within national airspace, making them the first in the country to receive this authorization.

Oklahoma State University’s New Product Development Center (NPDC) teams up with various entrepreneurs, inventors and manufacturers to provide engineering solutions that result in new products, optimized processes and business starts.

Oklahoma State University’s Grain Entrapment Prevention and Rescue Team is taking their mission to educate and save lives to the national stage. Carol Jones, a professor of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering at OSU, presented at the Grain Elevator and Processing Society (GEAPS) Exchange 2019 in New Orleans, Louisiana on March 9-12.

More than 150 junior high and high school students in science, technology, engineering and math will converge on Stillwater this spring to participate in the annual Oklahoma State Science and Engineering Fair

Oklahoma State University’s research has always had its foundation in addressing societal needs. Today, that foundation is becoming the focus, with initiatives including drone usage and the opioid crisis being designated for focused investment and growth in the coming years. OSU is labeling these areas as its Tier 1 Research Initiatives, to emphasize that the efforts represent Timely, Impactful, Engaged Research (TIER).

Many students who enter the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology’s School of Industrial Engineering and Management (IEM) at Oklahoma State University have excelled in prior educational experiences, allowing them to enter college with the prestige of being named National Merit and CEAT Scholars. Three of which, Ryne Garrison, Kylie Dowers and Jay Eischen, are OSU CEAT students who have taken advantage of what IEM has to offer within their first year in college.