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OSU researchers explore nanobubble technology to help curb spread of antibiotic resistance from agricultural wastewater

Every time antibiotics are used to keep livestock healthy, traces of those medications, along with the genetic material that allows bacteria to resist them, can remain in farm wastewater. If left untreated, those contaminants can move beyond the farm
OSU researchers explore nanobubble technology to help curb spread of antibiotic resistance from agricultural wastewater
OSU CEAT Professional Development launches AI course for technical professionals

Thu, May 21, 2026

Oklahoma State University Professional Development, an extension unit of the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology, is building on its 100-year legacy of technical workforce development with the launch of a new course: AI Literacy and

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Navy veteran, American Airlines employee, new father and CEAT graduate

Thu, May 21, 2026

For Holden Kingrey, earning an aerospace engineering degree from the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology at Oklahoma State University meant more than excelling in the classroom.

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CEAT Hall of Fame member Ed Stokes built a successful engineering career through persistence

Tue, May 19, 2026

CEAT Hall of Fame inductee Ed Stokes overcame challenging beginnings to build a global engineering career and now works to expand STEM education and opportunities for future generations in Oklahoma.

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CIVE professors guide students through Water Research Mentorship Program

Fri, May 15, 2026

Oklahoma State University civil and environmental engineering professors Mary Foltz and Jaime Schussler lead a mentorship program that connects students, professionals and researchers to build skills, explore careers and collaborate in water research

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OSU and National Fallen Firefighters Foundation establish partnership

Thu, May 14, 2026

Oklahoma State University and the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation have partnered to advance firefighter leadership, expand applied research and improve safety through collaborative education and real‑world engagement.

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Study highlights growing importance of multi-day storms in future U.S. flood risk

Wed, May 13, 2026

Research conducted at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) by Dr. Gabriel Perez found that while extreme rainfall is projected to intensify across the United States, some of the largest increases may come from storms that last several days rather

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CEAT graduates commissioned as U.S. Army second lieutenants

Wed, May 13, 2026

Four Oklahoma State University CEAT graduates were commissioned as U.S. Army second lieutenants, marking the culmination of rigorous academic and ROTC training and the beginning of their military leadership careers.

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OSU researchers using AI to help inhalers reach the smallest airways

Tue, May 12, 2026

For millions of people living with lung diseases such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, inhalers are a daily lifeline. Yet even when medication is taken correctly, much of it may never reach the small airways where the disease often begins

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