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From the classroom to a career
More than 90 percent of alumni from the College of Engineering and Natural Sciences obtain employment or begin graduate school within six months of graduation. Whether your goal is to work in cyber security at Google or serve as a plant pathologist at the United States Department of Agriculture, TU can make your dreams a reality.
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Four ENS professors awarded grant to buy X-ray scattering instrument
Four University of Tulsa engineering and natural sciences professors recently received a research grant from the National Science Foundation Major Research Instrumentation (NSF-MRI) program. -
TU researchers awarded grant to buy sophisticated robotic arm
A team from Mechanical Engineering and Anthropology received National Science Foundation funding for a Barrett WAM® robotic arm, a creative tool for autonomous systems and archaeological research.
- Biological research: Defending against neurotrauma and the science of animal coloration
- TU students design, build and test device to support outer space exploration
- Soft robots on the move
- A new way to measure nanostructured materials
- Innovative solar power research selected for major government funding