Oregon State Engineering Alumni Magazine

Brian Bay’s research has provided the first complete, cellular-level look at what’s going on in joints afflicted by osteoarthritis.

Williams described his circuitous career path from chemical engineer to business executive to movie producer as a journey that began on the campus of Oregon State.

Mary Beth Berkes’ work includes repairing and stabilizing streams, restoring their function, and protecting aquatic life, as well as developing sustainable solutions for hydraulic design projects.

This past fall, two recent graduates who launched successful careers at Amazon Robotics returned to Corvallis to inspire current students with stories about life after grad school.

Instead of traditional recycling methods that involve smelting the battery’s cathode or dissolving it in acid, Lauren Crandon and OnTo take a more efficient approach.

Ambassador Adam Al-Mulla (’95 B.S., Chemical Engineering) now serves as Kuwait’s permanent delegate to UNESCO.

Izabela Gutowska’s research focuses on fluid flow and heat transfer as they apply to different types of nuclear power plants.