Oklahoma State University is setting its sight on the stars.
University officials were on hand at OSU DISCOVERY in Oklahoma City on Wednesday, announcing their plans to build the Oklahoma Aerospace Institute for Research and Education (OAIRE), a facility that will work toward fostering aerospace industry growth in the state and beyond.
OSU seeks to drive collaborations and innovations across the aerospace industry, said OSU President Kayse Shrum.
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