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OSU FST receives grant for new mobile fire lab for Advanced Fire Behavior course

FST’s Advanced Fire Behavior course, which has been taught for 15 years, will soon be enhanced thanks to an Assistance to Firefighters Grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency of more than $196,000 to purchase a new mobile fire lab.
Firefighters sit in a mobile fire lab as part of a training course called Advanced Fire Behavior taught by OSU Fire Service Training. One is lighting a bundle of wood that starts to burn, while the rest of the firefighters prepare to experience extreme heat inside the lab. This training allows them to feel how hot certain temperatures are in a controlled environment.
PETE researchers publish paper on how hydraulic fractures propagate and interact with discontinuities

Wed, Oct 29, 2025

Dr. Hunjoo Lee, an assistant professor in the School of Chemical Engineering, and Vishesh Bhadariya, a research assistant on Lee’s team, published a paper in Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering titled “Strain Field Analysis of Fracture Interaction with Bedding Planes and Implications for Height Growth in Layered Rocks.” 

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IEM research focuses on balanced graph partitioning

Tue, Oct 21, 2025

Researchers in the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology are developing new mathematical methods to solve problems where large networks must be divided into equal parts. From dividing workloads on computers to splitting territories for military recruitment, these datasets present a challenge. The data commonly changes or can be uncertain, leading to inconsistent results if not planned for in advance.

Researchindustrial engineering and managementSchool of Industrial Engineering and ManagementCollege of Engineering Architecture and TechnologyCEAT
Four CEAT students named Top 20 Freshmen for Fall 2025

Mon, Sep 15, 2025

Four College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology students were named as Top 20 Freshmen: Joe Black, chemical engineering; Reese Huhnke, chemical engineering; Myles Lozano, mechanical and aerospace engineering; and Harrison Oakes, mechanical and aerospace engineering.

Mortar BoardCollege of Engineering Architecture and TechnologyCEATSchool of Mechanical and Aerospace EngineeringSchool of Chemical Engineering
Climbing for courage: OSU community honors first responders during 9/11 Memorial Climb

Tue, Sep 09, 2025

Oklahoma State University’s Fire Protection Society and the School of Fire, Construction and Emergency Management in the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology hosted the eighth annual 9/11 Memorial Climb on Sept. 6 at Boone Pickens Stadium.  

College of Engineering Architecture and TechnologyFire Protection and Safety Engineering TechnologySchool of Fire Construction and Emergency ManagementCEAT
Excellence of Computer and Electrical Engineering highlighted in Fellowships

Fri, Sep 05, 2025

This year, ECE has named Dr. Ying Zhang as the Jack H. Graham Endowed Fellow of Engineering and Dr. John Hu as the Lynn T. Miller Faculty Fellow. Dr. Hamid Pouya is in the second year of being a Distinguished Fellow of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

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Dr. Joshua Li's research studies rural readiness for autonomous vehicles

Tue, Sep 02, 2025

The School of Civil and Environmental Engineering in the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology at Oklahoma State University has made a name for itself when it comes to research into vehicle transportation and safety.

Civil and Environmental EngineeringSchool of Civil Engineering and Environmental EngineeringCollege of Engineering Architecture and TechnologyThe Cowboy CodeCEATResearch
OSU researchers combine expertise to study Oklahoma's white hydrogen availability

Mon, Aug 25, 2025

A research project in the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology is investigating the presence, quantity and sustainability of naturally occurring white hydrogen in Oklahoma and surrounding states.   

The Cowboy CodeCollege of Engineering Architecture and TechnologyCEATBoone Pickens School of GeologySchool of Chemical Engineering
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