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U.S. News and World Report ranked the University of Oklahoma 106th among the best schools for engineering graduate programs, climbing four spots from 110th last year. Learn More: link.ou.edu/3RDYXql

Bin Wang, Ph.D., a professor in Engineering at OU, has received the prestigious Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award for his contributions to computational catalysis and physical chemistry. #LeadOn, Dr. Wang! Read more: link.ou.edu/3W1Tnka

Check our latest JMS paper out! lnkd.in/g4-h69Cx Lucas Condes shows us how to make highly selective membranes capable of sorbing significant amounts of condensable gases (and thus exhibiting high permeability) without exhibiting any plasticization up to 50 atm at least.

We are proud to share Oklahoma ChE professor Kasun Gunasooriya, Ph.D., has received the prestigious ORAU Ralph E. Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement Award. Lead on, Dr. Gunasooriya! 🔗 link.ou.edu/3zBFxvT | #LeadOnOU

We are happy to announce a brand-new OU-ND Collaborative Project: Beyond fluorine: molecular-level understanding of the effect of bromination and chlorination on polymer membrane transport property and long-term stability lnkd.in/gd9BgcEc Stay tuned!

Here is our latest paper were we work with the Brian Grady group Oklahoma ChE to design a new type of biobased polymer that incorporates 1,5 penatnediol and FDCA. Biomass based monomers can be used to create new polymers that have some unique properties. …epublications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pe…

Mason Rhue, a Oklahoma ChE graduate student advised by Dr. Grady, was awarded the Timpano Award for the best student presentation by the OK Microscopy Society.  As part of this award he attended the 2024 National meeting of the Microscopy Society of America and gave two presentations

I am very fortunate and grateful to receive the PECASE award. Many thanks to U.S. National Science Foundation, and the amazing students, mentors, and colleagues I have the privilege to work with! University of Oklahoma Research Daniel Resasco OU AISES ou.edu/news/articles/…

Steven Crossley Steven Crossley has been awarded a Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers through NSF. This award is the highest honor bestowed by the federal government to outstanding early career research achievements. mailchi.mp/ou/nations-top…

Spring 2025 SCBME Seminar Series

Mason Rhue, a graduate student in Brian Grady's group, won the student presentation competition at the Texas Society for Microscopy meeting last Friday. Congratulations!

Klier, Razavi et al. report that the optimization of Albumin nanosphere synthesis makes glucose viable as an alternative crosslinker and results in colloidally stable particles, despite their surface degradation upon aging. Oklahoma ChE University of Oklahoma Research Read more: doi.org/10.1039/D4NR04…

Our latest PhD graduate, Matthew Webb, will join the membrane research team in Air Products, St. Louis (MO). Matt embodies the concept itself of excellence:

This was a great opportunity to share the motivation behind the FASTER project and the future plans and potential impact of this project. linkedin.com/posts/faster-e…

Mason Rhue, working with Dr. Grady, just received a poster award from the 40th international conference of the polymer processing society (PPS-40) held in Auckland, New Zealand. Congratulations👍👍👍

Today we are happy to have Professor Michael Tsapatsis Johns Hopkins ChemBE to give the 49th Annual Harry G Fair Memorial Lecture and excited to learn the progress of ZIF materials in gas separation and microelectronic applications.

On Monday we celebrated Daniel's Daniel Resasco Lifetime Achievement Award during the OU VPRP's University of Oklahoma Research annual award ceremony. Introduced by our colleague Lance Lobban & award presented by interim VPRP Carol Silva. Congratulations!

Yesterday we had a retirement celebration party for our staff member Madena McGinnis, who has dedicated her service to this department for many years as our coordinator for undergraduate studies. Congratulations!