OSU College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology

06/22/2026

06/22/2026

Oklahoma’s relentless heat pushed Navy veteran Jeff Hill to rethink how his home AC was working and how it could work better.

That spark led to the creation of the AC Shade, a simple but effective solution designed to reduce strain on air conditioning systems. With guidance from the OSU New Product Development Center, Jeff turned his concept into a patented product that helps homeowners cut energy costs and improve efficiency.

The market responded quickly:
Over 4,100 units sold in his 2025 Kickstarter launch.

Jeff’s journey highlights the role NPDC plays in turning everyday challenges into successful Oklahoma-made innovations.

Read the full story: https://okla.st/3S9rNlq

06/20/2026

Celebrating the graduates, mentors, and moments that made the journey meaningful.

Surrounded by faculty and supporters, our IEM graduates marked an important milestone as they prepare to take the next step from classroom to career.
Congratulations to the newest members of the IEM alumni community. We can’t wait to see what’s ahead.

06/19/2026

Our MMME graduates are leaving CEAT ready to innovate, collaborate, and lead through hands-on experience in materials, mechatronics, and manufacturing engineering.

Congratulations to our first MMME graduates!

06/18/2026

We're proud to share that MAE Professor and OAIRE Director Jamey Jacob has been selected for Leadership Oklahoma's Class 39!

The prestigious statewide program brings together leaders from diverse industries to build connections, explore key issues facing Oklahoma, and strengthen communities across the state.

For years, Dr. Jacob has helped push aerospace innovation forward. Now he's bringing that same vision and leadership to help shape Oklahoma's future and to serve Oklahoma through collaboration.

06/17/2026

Artificial intelligence is advancing at an unprecedented pace, driving the need for next-generation computing technologies.

Dr. Timothy Brown is at the forefront of this innovation, contributing to research in neuromorphic computing systems inspired by the brain’s ability to learn, adapt, and process information efficiently.

Published in ACS Nano, this collaborative study demonstrates how lanthanum cobalt oxide (LaCoO₃) can exhibit neuron-like behavior, creating dynamic conduction pathways that support adaptive, energy-efficient computation.

🔬 Learn more about the key breakthroughs found: https://okla.st/4e1aN83

06/16/2026

Dr. Gabriel Perez analyzed projections from 34 climate models, revealing that in some U.S. regions, multi-day storms could intensify more than shorter rainfall events as the climate changes.

These findings highlight the growing influence of prolonged storms on future flooding, especially in areas affected by tropical systems.

The research offers important insights for flood management, infrastructure planning, and how engineers prepare communities for extreme weather.

Read more about the study and its findings: https://okla.st/4dlLldf

06/15/2026

Four CEAT graduates officially joined the ranks of the U.S. Army as commissioned second lieutenants, carrying with them years of engineering education, ROTC training, and a commitment to lead with integrity.

From balancing demanding coursework with military preparation to taking the Oath of Office, these students exemplify what it means to serve something bigger than themselves.

Congratulations to Yao Nayo, Dorian Gutierrez, Gabriel Caudillo, and Austin Lynch on this milestone achievement.

We’re proud to see these Cowboy engineers step forward as the next generation of Army leaders.

06/12/2026

From research to real-world impact, CEAT faculty are creating tools that solve everyday challenges.

Dr. Ashish Kumar Pampana and Dr. Yoon developed EyeFM to help maintenance professionals identify equipment, find repair guidance, and make faster decisions using reverse image search and AI.

What started as doctoral research has evolved through industry feedback and real operational experience.

Read the full article: https://okla.st/4tWItJU

06/11/2026

Ed Stokes was once told that earning an engineering degree wasn’t likely.

He went on to lead multi-billion-dollar projects worldwide, hold executive roles across the energy industry, and earn a place in the CEAT Hall of Fame.

Today, the OSU civil engineering alumnus is dedicated to helping the next generation of Oklahoma students discover the same life-changing opportunities he once did.

Read more about his journey with CEAT: https://okla.st/4dkd6UO