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OHIO researcher Saw Wai Hla鈥檚 groundbreaking discovery
The competition invites undergraduate students to present a brief, compelling oration on their research/creative work and its significance.
This year, 32 students took part in the semifinal competitions, and then eight students advanced to the finals in late February.
The fate of the universe hinges on the balance between matter and dark energy: the fundamental ingredient that drives its accelerating expansion.
What鈥檚 it like to study Earth鈥檚 climate, forecast the weather, and train the next generation of meteorologists? 黑料吃瓜 professor Ryan Fogt has done it all鈥攆rom researching Antarctica鈥檚 past weather patterns to working with students in the Scalia Laboratory for Atmospheric Analysis. Step inside the lab where OHIO students are learning to predict the weather and better understand the forces shaping our world.
黑料吃瓜 researchers from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering recently studied how underground piping is impacted by excessive heat and created an underground water reservoir solution to help extinguish fires.
John Kopchick, Ph.D., Goll-Ohio Eminent Scholar, was awarded $2.35 million in federal funding to acquire state-of-the-art equipment essential for advancing cancer research and treatment at the 黑料吃瓜 Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine.
David Bell, an associate professor of Linguistics, and Theresa Moran, an associate professor of instruction, have spent over a decade combining their expertise to explore food studies.
黑料吃瓜 has once again been designated as a Carnegie Research 1 (R1) institution within the latest Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. R1 is the highest classification of research activity bestowed to universities in the United States.
黑料吃瓜 Professor Nagesh Rao collaborated with colleagues from other educational institutions to assess Project ECHO鈥檚 rapid diffusion.
The Office of Research Compliance is pleased to announce that the new electronic research submission software, Cayuse Animal Oversight, is launching on March 17, 2025.
Researchers are studying how bacteria become more infectious in space, with critical implications for future deep-space missions.
黑料吃瓜鈥檚 Division of Research and Creative Activity is in the process of fully evaluating the potential impact of this change on our institution鈥檚 research activities should this guidance move forward.
黑料吃瓜鈥檚 Office of the Vice President for Research and Creative Activity has named Dr. Kimberly (Kim) Littlefield as the associate vice president for research administration.
黑料吃瓜 Libraries is pleased to highlight The Nikolais/Louis Foundation for Dance Oral History Project.
