OU Electrical and Computer Engineering

OU Engineering invites graduate students to share their research with faculty, staff, and fellow students at our Graduate Student Research Fair at 10AM on June 17 in REPF 200. Register to present a poster online by 6/10: https://bit.ly/4aDojv0. There will be light refreshments.

Introducing OUEngineering - a new one-stop destination for making connections. Whether you're a current student, recent grad, or lifetime member of the OU Engineering community, we all share a common affinity for this great college. Joining OUEngineering will provide you with unique job opportunities, career support, a chance to mentor or seek mentorship, and countless resources all available to you here, in one place.

View Dean Klier's video invitation: https://bit.ly/3wWK3UP
Claim your OUEngineering profile: https://ou.edu/coe/ouengineering

Here's an opportunity for those looking for senior-level positions:

AFSC Software Directorate
76 SWEG at Tinker AFB
Virtual Hiring Event - *US Citizenship Required
June 26

To apply, email your resume and transcripts to [email protected] and use “HIRING EVENT” as the subject line.

We are looking forward to honoring our Class of 2024 graduates tonight at 7:30PM at the Lloyd Noble Center! Please be aware that this event has a clear bag policy in place - scroll through the photos to learn more.

Can't join us in Norman? Watch the livestream here: https://link.ou.edu/may-2024-ceremony-9-livestream

U.S. Department of Transportation Chief Science Officer Dr. Robert C. Hampshire met with researchers at The University of Oklahoma during the Southern Plains Transportation Center’s symposium, presenting projects such as a drone demonstration led by OU Gallogly College of Engineering Professor Dr. Yan “Rockee” Zhang.
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U.S. DOT Chief Science Officer meets with OU Researchers U.S. Department of Transportation Chief Science Officer Dr. Robert C. Hampshire met with OU researchers during the Southern Plains Transportation Center’s sy...

OU ECE's Binbin Weng and OETA reporter Steve Shaw discuss the impact of Weng's National Science Foundation CAREER Award grant. Weng and his research team are working on an oil and gas production solution that would monitor and retain carbon inside the pipe thereby reducing carbon emissions and lowering the impact to the environment.

OU professor receives grant to upgrade methane sensing technology The Oklahoma News Report, hosted by Rich Lenz, is a weekly in-depth exploration of news and issues affecting all Oklahomans, featuring topical information an...

A team from the OU Gallogly College of Engineering has begun a partnership with scientists from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NASA, to advance research and technological development in advanced air mobility. Team members include ECE's Mike Banad and Rockee Zhang, and CS's Golnaz Habibi from OU and He Bai from Oklahoma State University.

OU Researchers collaborate with NASA for Next-Gen Aerospace Solutions A team from the University of Oklahoma Gallogly College of Engineering has embarked on a pioneering partnership with scientists from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NASA, to advance research and technological development in advanced air mobility.

Together with OU, we celebrate the college's outstanding showing at the annual faculty awards ceremony. Our faculty are outstanding and it is always exciting to see them get the recognition they deserve. Congratulations!

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Congratulations to ECE's Sangpil Yoon on his recently funded $1.9 million NIH grant
titled “Development of protein-based nanostructures activated by ultrasound.” Yoon and team's research into protein-based delivery systems could revolutionize how diseases are treated at the cellular level forward.

NIH Awards $1.9 Million Grant to University of Oklahoma for Gene Therapy Research Sangpil Yoon, Ph.D., in the OU School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has received a $1.9 million grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. His project focuses on creating protein-based nanostructures that can be activated by ultrasound.

Hear from two dynamic speakers during the April 17th Distinguished CS Speaker Series. Phil Gilbert and Michael Hollinger, both of IBM, will provide inspirational insights you won't want to miss!

One week ago today, the Gallogly College of Engineering raised more than $175,000 from nearly 1,500 donations and secured an additional $32,000 in hourly challenge prizes! Donations were made to more than 60 student organizations, competition teams, and school programs.

Thank you to our many donors and friends that made this possible!

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