OSU Research Matters
OSU Research Matters is a bi-weekly look inside the work of Oklahoma State University faculty, staff and students. The show showcases the impact of OSU's research on everyday life. Find out more at research.okstate.edu.
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When not properly maintained, natural water sources such as lakes can be harmful by exposing us to polluted drinking water, contaminated food sources, and can even be harmful when swimming. A PhD candidate at Oklahoma State University has developed an autonomous boat that helps monitor water quality around the state.
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From unique assets available on campus to providing real-world opportunities for students, universities like Oklahoma State University form the basis for many successful economies around the world.
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Wildfire season in Oklahoma is November into early April. The winter months are dry, and March has proven to be the windiest month in the state. On top of this, Oklahoma has been experiencing a drought, putting Oklahomans at a bigger risk for wildfires.
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Everyone has a friend, but what exactly makes someone good at being a friend?
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Most likely, the last time you walked into the grocery store, you saw some empty shelves. But why are we experiencing such issues with the supply chain?
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As you spend time baking this holiday season, hear from OSU food scientist Dr. Darren Scott on the proper way to scale up a recipe and how it can impact the final product.
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For decades, the NCAA has limited the compensation student-athletes can earn based on an antiquated "amateurism" model. However, in the summer of 2021, the Supreme Court ruled the NCAA was being unlawful. Since then, student athletes can now not only be compensated through scholarships, but also paid for their name, image and likeness (NIL), as well.
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Dr. Corinne Schwarz's research is broadly based on how gender violence and justice operate in society. More specifically, it looks at anti-trafficking service provisions.
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Dr. Moh'd Bilbeisi's area of expertise is in graphic communication in general, especially culturally biased graphic communication and authenticity. He hopes to offer ways to determine authenticity of a graphic message in terms of authorship, truthfulness and intent of purpose.
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When construction faults were discovered in the I-235 bridge in Oklahoma City, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) needed a team of experts to help with repairs. They contacted researchers at Oklahoma State University to monitor the restoration.