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Researchers develop improved method for studying tsunami risk to bridges, buildings, roads

Aug 12, 2019

Researchers at Oregon State University are paving the way toward greater safety for coastal residents and infrastructure by developing a better means of modeling the destructive force of tsunami waves. … Read full story.

OSU College of Engineering accelerates research, teaching with $2.6 million investment in AI computing resources

Aug 1, 2019

Oregon State Universitys College of Engineering is accelerating its work in artificial intelligence, robotics, driverless vehicles and other areas by acquiring six advanced NVIDIA systems that give the college some of the most powerful computing resources among universities worldwide. … Read full story.

Ramped-up OSU Prototype Development Lab is open for consumer product business

Jul 16, 2019

Armed with two new graduate students dedicated to working on consumer products, and a streamlined, fast-track contracting process, Oregon State Universitys Prototype Development Lab is ready to help companies bring their ideas to market. … Read full story.

How much water do snowpacks hold? OSU finds a better way to answer the question

Jul 12, 2019

Oregon State University researchers have developed a new computer model for calculating the water content of snowpacks, providing an important tool for water resource managers and avalanche forecasters as well as scientists. … Read full story.

OSU researchers develop eco-friendly, commercially viable pressure-sensitive adhesives

Jul 9, 2019

Chemical engineering researchers at Oregon State University have developed a vegetable-oil-based adhesive that could provide an eco-friendly option in making items such as sticky notes, postage stamps and bandages. … Read full story.

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After a radiation or nuclear incident, she’s on call to assess the risks

Fueled by a passion for research

Nuclear war: Visualizing the unthinkable

A legacy for the future of energy

Crash-testing nuclear fuels to make them safer

Engineering News

Researchers develop improved method for studying tsunami risk to bridges, buildings, roads

OSU College of Engineering accelerates research, teaching with $2.6 million investment in AI computing resources

Ramped-up OSU Prototype Development Lab is open for consumer product business

How much water do snowpacks hold? OSU finds a better way to answer the question

OSU researchers develop eco-friendly, commercially viable pressure-sensitive adhesives

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Master of Health Physics Online

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Nuclear Science and Engineering

After a radiation or nuclear incident, she’s on call to assess the risks

Fueled by a passion for research

Nuclear war: Visualizing the unthinkable

A legacy for the future of energy

Crash-testing nuclear fuels to make them safer

Engineering News

Researchers develop improved method for studying tsunami risk to bridges, buildings, roads

OSU College of Engineering accelerates research, teaching with $2.6 million investment in AI computing resources

Ramped-up OSU Prototype Development Lab is open for consumer product business

How much water do snowpacks hold? OSU finds a better way to answer the question

OSU researchers develop eco-friendly, commercially viable pressure-sensitive adhesives

Engineering Events

Master of Health Physics Online

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