Gallogly College of Engineering welcomed more than 850 high school students representing more than 40 schools from communities across Oklahoma to the University of Oklahoma on Tuesday, Sept. 22, for the 114th Engineering Open House.
Gallogly College of Engineering researcher Dr. Feng Yan has received the NIH K99/R00 Pathway to Independence Award to advance innovative imaging technologies for assessing donor liver viability before transplantation.
Leveraging the College’s state-of-the-art Bioprocessing Core Facility, Gallogly College of Engineering has taken a historic step in advancing workforce innovation with the launch of OU’s first official micro-credential program, focused on the high-growth field of bioprocessing.
More than 800 students gathered in the Engineering Quad at the University of Oklahoma to kick off the fall semester at the annual Shell Fall Fest, a long-standing tradition that welcomes students into the OU Engineering community.
Qinggong Tang, Ph.D., is leading a University of Oklahoma research lab studying livers with polarization-sensitive optical coherence tomography. This approach has not been widely used for donor liver evaluation and could help transplant teams make faster, more informed decisions for patients.
