OU Research
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2013 University of Oklahoma Research Report
This application contains the 2013 University of Oklahoma Research Report; providing readers a look into selected areas of research. Videos have been embedded throughout the report that further explain the exciting programs highlighted within.
Real problems — those that affect our health, livelihoods, and planet – are increasingly complex and thus demand grand solutions. That is why researchers at the University of Oklahoma reach across disciplines, academic institutions, and government agencies to address these issues, some of the most intellectually challenging and fascinating problems of our time. These collaborations advance technologies that extend and improve the quality of our lives. Researchers in the fields of medicine and engineering cooperate in clinics and laboratories to improve the early detection and treatment of cancers and advance health care.
These collaborations are the genesis for creating faster and more accurate warning systems. At the Advanced Radar Research Center, for the first time, meteorologists work side-by-side with engineers to design ways to gather richer weather data more quickly. In concert with federal agencies and other academic institutions, the center is also building new radars to track weather and aircraft simultaneously, saving billions of dollars and improving the safety and quality of air travel.
These collaborations address problems that threaten the nation’s economic stability and natural environment. Chemical engineers and plant biologists are working together with state and federal agencies to develop techniques for turning common grasses into biofuels that can supplement and mimic the performance of today’s best fossil fuels.
Finally, these collaborations gather local communities to help their future workforce realize their potential. Early childhood education researchers at the OU-Tulsa campus work with more than 11 partner agencies in 18 community-based early learning centers to study learning in infants and toddlers. Together they develop new approaches to early childhood education which can unlock the promise of those who otherwise would not be able to achieve.
This application contains the 2013 University of Oklahoma Research Report; providing readers a look into selected areas of research. Videos have been embedded throughout the report that further explain the exciting programs highlighted within.
Real problems — those that affect our health, livelihoods, and planet – are increasingly complex and thus demand grand solutions. That is why researchers at the University of Oklahoma reach across disciplines, academic institutions, and government agencies to address these issues, some of the most intellectually challenging and fascinating problems of our time. These collaborations advance technologies that extend and improve the quality of our lives. Researchers in the fields of medicine and engineering cooperate in clinics and laboratories to improve the early detection and treatment of cancers and advance health care.
These collaborations are the genesis for creating faster and more accurate warning systems. At the Advanced Radar Research Center, for the first time, meteorologists work side-by-side with engineers to design ways to gather richer weather data more quickly. In concert with federal agencies and other academic institutions, the center is also building new radars to track weather and aircraft simultaneously, saving billions of dollars and improving the safety and quality of air travel.
These collaborations address problems that threaten the nation’s economic stability and natural environment. Chemical engineers and plant biologists are working together with state and federal agencies to develop techniques for turning common grasses into biofuels that can supplement and mimic the performance of today’s best fossil fuels.
Finally, these collaborations gather local communities to help their future workforce realize their potential. Early childhood education researchers at the OU-Tulsa campus work with more than 11 partner agencies in 18 community-based early learning centers to study learning in infants and toddlers. Together they develop new approaches to early childhood education which can unlock the promise of those who otherwise would not be able to achieve.
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