Oregon State Engineering Alumni Magazine

An online search led Ravonne Byrd to Oregon State’s postbaccalaureate computer science online degree program, which turned out to be the perfect fit for her.

Ken Williamson joined the College of Engineering as an undergrad, stayed for his master’s degree, returned as a professor, and eventually became a school head. Now, a decade into his ‘retirement,’ he’s a key industry partner.

Led by Todd Palmer, the Center for Exascale Monte Carlo Neutron Transport, or CEMeNT, is developing neutron transport simulations for the world’s fastest computers.

Brynn Olden and Anthony Amsberry have been friends since they were both students at Oregon State a decade ago. Working together after all this time has been an unexpected bonus for both of them.

Computer model hints at method for organ cyroperservation.

Oregon State joins forces with Carnegie Mellon to tackle DARPA Subterranean Challenge.

Engineering research seeks to protect vital infrastructure.

Jill Lewis, ’11, says her experiences as a student on the Global Formula Racing team helped her to launch a career in composites engineering — on a trajectory that landed her at SpaceX.

Blessed Ndlovu, B.S. ’20, reflects on how far he’s come — and what he misses most — from his rural African home, 10,000 miles away.

Awards recognize outstanding researchers with strong leadership potential. And, for the first time in College of Engineering history, all of the winners are women.