Thu, Oct 2, 2025

In a world where chronic wounds drain billions from the health care system, an emerging innovation is aiming to change the game. ParaNano Wound Care, an Oklahoma company at the forefront of nanotechnology, has discovered a breakthrough solution that

Thu, Oct 2, 2025

Dr. Zheyu Jiang, an assistant professor in the School of Chemical Engineering, specializes in AI and digital agriculture, and is undertaking a research project to lessen the impacts of drought in the U.S., which experiences an estimated loss of $30

Thu, Oct 2, 2025

Every great race begins with a spark. For Oklahoma State University's Bullet Racing team, that spark now carries the legacy of an alumnus who lived life immersed in all the aspects of the sport. Thanks to a generous endowment from his sister, Bob

Thu, Oct 2, 2025

The College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology has undergone unprecedented growth. Our physical footprint now includes over 140,000 square feet of advanced laboratory space, and our graduate students benefit from more than 9,000 square feet

Thu, Oct 2, 2025

She's a Wall Street Journal bestselling author, a Forbes 30 under 30 and has been recognized by Thinkers50 as one of the top 50 most influential thinkers in the world of coaching. Jacquelyn Lane started her path towards success at Oklahoma State

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

Mon, Sep 8, 2025

Oklahoma State University has joined forces with Texas A&M University to establish the National Science Foundation Industry-University Cooperative Research Center for Energy-Related Geologic Storage, a new national hub for research on subsurface

Fri, Aug 29, 2025

The institute awarded $200,000 in seed grants to OSU faculty members who are tackling some of the toughest challenges in energy security, resilience and innovation. Eight projects were chosen, each receiving $25,000 to test bold ideas, bring new

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.

Mon, Jul 28, 2025

Dr. Heather Fahlenkamp grew up in Enid, Oklahoma, developing an early appreciation for biomedical engineering by accompanying her diabetic grandmother to the local dialysis center. She earned her B.S. (1997) and Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering (2003)