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Center for Family Resilience pilots new research-backed strategies for assisting women in recovery

The Center for Family Resilience (CFR) at OSU-Tulsa funded and hosted one of the nation’s first pilot trainings of PAX Tools for New Beginnings, a new program developed by the PAXIS Institute for women in recovery and the staff who support them.
Center for Family Resilience pilots new research-backed strategies for assisting women in recovery
Unique opportunities await Freshman Research Scholars

Fri, Aug 12, 2016

OSU undergrads awarded $171,000 in Wentz Research Grants

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Four-billion-year-old genetic code reconstructed by OSU scientist

Tue, Aug 9, 2016

An Oklahoma State University microbiologist and a colleague have reported progress in understanding the evolutionary origin of the genetic code used by all known cells. The...

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Three OSU professors selected for higher ed hall of fame

Mon, Aug 1, 2016

Three professors from Oklahoma State University, Robert Fulton, Ramesh Sharda and Barbara Stoecker, have been selected for induction into the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of...

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OSU a ‘rising star’ on Nature Index research ranking

Mon, Aug 1, 2016

Oklahoma State University has joined a list of 25 "rising stars" among North American research institutions, according to a supplement from the journal publisher Nature. Nature...

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Weather research UAVs take flight at OSU

Tue, Jul 12, 2016

In the first face-to-face meeting of four university partners in a project to develop unmanned aerial systems for weather research, more than 65 faculty and students met at...

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OSU Professor Riley Dunlap Elected Member of Sociology’s Honor Society

Fri, Jul 8, 2016

Riley E. Dunlap, Regents Professor of Sociology and Dresser Professor, has been elected to membership in the Sociological Research Association (SRA). The SRA is an honorary...

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Bridging a divide between Cuba and the U.S.

Fri, Jun 10, 2016

The resumption of diplomatic relations with the United States and Cuba is allowing more Americans to travel to the island, but an ongoing U.S. trade and travel embargo still...

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As Early as First Grade, Children with Severe Obesity Are More Likely To Be Ostracized

Thu, Jun 2, 2016

Childhood obesity has almost quadrupled among 6- to 11-year-olds since 1980. Today, approximately one in 20 children in the United States is severely obese and this public health threat costs the U.S. government billions of dollars annually. A new

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OSU biology professor headed to Finland thanks to Fulbright grant

Thu, May 5, 2016

Oklahoma State University associate professor of integrative biology Punidan Jeyasingh was awarded a Fulbright U.S. Scholar grant for a research and scholarship project in Finland.

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