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Ed Kelley

East Coast United States, Oklahoma City
As seen in: The Lancet, EIN News, Tulsa World, Police1, The Science Times, I-Connect007, Bank Director
Vice President @NPCInstitute 2026 | Dean Emeritus @GaylordCollege @UofOklahoma | Former top news exec in Oklahoma City, Washington, D.C., and Salt Lake City
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Base Material Properties and Microvia Reliability

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By Ed Kelley
| I-Connect007 Verified
The drive toward higher circuit density is challenging PCB manufacturers and their supply chains alike, with base materials as a critical foundation for complex designs. HDI designs present specific challenges and requirements for these materials, but given the myriad possible designs and applications, there is no optimal “one size fits all” material. Perhaps the most challenging HDI designs are those that use stacked vs.
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Ed Kelley: If Gov. Stitt wants to be OSU president, not having advanced degrees shouldn't stop him

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By Ed Kelley
| Tulsa World Verified
Gov. Kevin Stitt’s record as a graduate of Oklahoma State University shouldn’t automatically preclude him from consideration as the school’s next president. Certain OSU watchers are convinced that the school’s regents, in naming an interim president to replace Kayse Shrum, are playing coy until Stitt’s second term as governor ends in January 2027, when they can usher him into the presidency.
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Opinion: Never underestimate how D-Day protected freedoms around the world

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By Ed Kelley
| Tulsa World Verified
It’s not an unfamiliar scene: An aging athlete competing in his backyard feeds on a loving home crowd that helps spur him to victory in a setting free of the troubles of the world — present and past. Richard Gasquet is a spare fellow who, at 37, looks 57 but as a spring afternoon turned into evening in Paris played 27 in the opening round of the French Open.
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