Wed, Sep 26, 2007

An ETS-Lindgren gift of a $275,000 Smart 80 reverberation chamber to Oklahoma State University's School of Electrical and Computer Engineering enhances the university's national reputation in electromagnetic compatibility.

Thu, Sep 6, 2007

Dr. Camille Frye DeYong, a faculty member in Oklahoma State University's College of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology, will again assist in judging companies and organizations vying for the nation's top quality award.

Wed, Aug 29, 2007

Oklahoma State University Regents Professor and Bellmon Professor of optoelectronics Daniel Grischkowsky was on the team of IBM scientists that, in 1986, broke the "picosecond barrier" by combining a laser and an electronic switch to produce

Thu, Apr 26, 2007

Raymond Huhnke, Oklahoma State University professor of biosystems and agricultural engineering, was among the experts on the alternative fuels panel at this week's OSU Energy Conference in Tulsa.

Tue, Apr 10, 2007

Dr. Les Priebe — an Okeene, Oklahoma, native whose engineering accomplishments include early developments in the medicinal use of lasers and electronic innovations that helped reduce the loss of American pilots and warplanes in post-Vietnam War

Tue, Apr 10, 2007

Elizabeth Casey, a biosystems engineering major, was recently named the recipient of a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. She graduated with her bachelor's degree in December 2006 and is currently attending Purdue University,

Tue, Apr 3, 2007

The record endurance flight by the Dragonfly experimental aircraft designed and built by OSU School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering undergraduates Dustin Gamble and Thomas Hays has been recognized as one of the most memorable aviation

Mon, Nov 6, 2006

Students in the School of Chemical Engineering will attend the 2006 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Annual Meeting in San Francisco from Nov. 11-17 and participate in the national finals of two student competitions.

Wed, Aug 23, 2006

The Presidential Early Career Award is the U.S. government's highest honor for America's top up-and-coming scientists and engineers.

Tue, Jul 25, 2006

Invisible and reliable, electric power goes unnoticed until the lights, air conditioning and other modern comforts and necessities won't come on and daily life is disrupted.