OSU Research

05/30/2024

Check out how Dr. Atanu Halder is propelling OSU's aerospace research!

05/22/2024

Congratulations to Drs. Diana Rodriguez Coca and Leslie Stockel who received a grant to study virtual reality training to increase workplace safety in manufacturing/ construction fatalities.

Learn more: https://okla.st/4dKZD6x

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Two professors within CEAT's fire protection & safety engineering technology will research virtual reality simulations for workplace safety training.

05/15/2024

Congratulations to researcher — Dr. Singh — on this outstanding accomplishment!

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Dr. Raj Singh was honored yet again, as he was named Oklahoma State University-Tulsa’s 2024 President’s Outstanding Research Award recipient. Read more about his excellence in research below:

https://okla.st/4bBgfvE

05/15/2024

For three semesters, Niblack Research Scholars dedicate their time to academic experiences outside the traditional classroom by conducting research in one of Oklahoma State University’s laboratories.

These undergraduate students receive funding that allows them to pursue research that interests them and pays for a mentor to help along the way. Students work two to five hours per week with their mentors in hands-on laboratory environments during fall and spring semesters as well as 20 hours per minimum per week in the summer.

This spring, seven scholars completed their research and are preparing to present their findings to Dr. John Niblack in October.

Read more: https://okla.st/3y6uolZ

This spring, seven scholars are turning in their research and preparing to return in October to present findings to Dr. John Niblack.

05/10/2024

A big congratulations to Shaeleigh McGee and Elizabeth Struble who were recently honored in the 2024 Udall Scholarship Competition.

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OSU junior Shaeleigh McGee has been named a 2024 Udall Scholar in the Tribal Public Policy category, and junior Elizabeth Struble has been awarded Honorable Mention in the Environment category.

05/06/2024

Research on Tap is TONIGHT! Take a break from finals and enjoy one last conversation with an OSU researcher this school year.

See you tonight at 5:30 at Iron Monk!

05/01/2024

The last Research on Tap of the school year is in 5️⃣ days!

Come chat with Dr. White this Monday at Iron Monk, 5:30 p.m.

See you soon!

04/29/2024

Congratulations to Oklahoma State Ferguson College of Agriculture researchers Jayson Lusk and Scott Senseman for being recognized as 2024 Honorary Fellows by the American Association for the Advancement of Science!

OSU Agriculture Vice President Jayson Lusk and Scott Senseman, associate vice president of OSU Ag Research, were named Honorary Fellows by the American Association for the Advancement of Science for scientific and economic contributions to their fields.

04/25/2024

Our annual Undergrad Research Symposium broke records this year with a new high of 308 students presenting 266 projects this year!

Congratulations to all the students who worked so hard to reach this point. Your Cowboy family is so proud!

OSU hosts record-setting Undergraduate Research Symposium Thursday, April 18, 2024 Media Contact: Sydney Trainor | Communications and Media Relations Specialist | 405-744-9782 | [email protected] Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest At Oklahoma State University, students explore diverse fields....

04/16/2024

Today is the annual Undergrad Research Symposium!

Come see the amazing work our undergraduate researchers have been doing at the Alumni Center. Presentations begin at 8 a.m.

See the full schedule at okla.st/3w95

04/15/2024

What day is it? It's Research on Tap day!

Join us TONIGHT at 5:30 at IRON MONK for a chat with Dr. Rebecca Sheehan.

Check out her OSU Experts page here: experts.okstate.edu/rebecca.sheehan

04/12/2024

🤝 NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration National Eclipse Balloon Program.

OSU was part of 50 teams across the U.S. in the NASA eclipse program, collecting data based on gravity wave disturbances for improvements in weather forecasting.

Oklahoma State University’s Oklahoma Aerospace Institute for Research and Education used the 2024 total solar eclipse path as an opportunity to improve weather forecasting.