Spotlight on Ohio Research & Innovation News

[Inside Higher Ed] The Flyer Nest, part of a new entrepreneurship program at the University of Dayton, teaches students not just how to launch companies but also how to design ventures that solve real problems and benefit their communities.

The College of Medicine at the University of Cincinnati was among nearly 200 applicants to receive an American Medical Association grant to explore using artificial intelligence and personalized learning to improve physician education.

[OhioTechNews] Accelerating American innovation right here in the Heartland, Google invests in Central Ohio STEM and workforce pipelines to empower local leaders drive the region's rapid growth and ever-evolving role in the digital economy.

A a competition hosted by The Ohio State University College of Medicine brought together clinicians, faculty, researchers and engineering students to develop software to solve current health care problems. The event focused on AI and ideas for an AI-based app that could improve research, clinical practice or patient care.

Extended partnership between the GE Aerospace Foundation and the University of Cincinnati introduces the next generation of engineering to career possibilities, hands-on experiences, and meaningful interactions with mentors

In the heart of America’s 15th-largest city, cows will soon be milked by robots, pigs will rest behind biosecure viewing walls and students will learn about animal agriculture in at state-of-the-art  Multispecies Animal Learning Complex at The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences 

The Ohio Supercomputer Center has launched a major expansion of its Ascend super computing cluster to support the growing need for high performance computing resources in Ohio for research, education, and industry innovation, particularly in the area of artificial intelligence.

Students at Northeast Ohio Medical University had the opportunity to share their original research and its intended impact on improving the health of the community they will soon serve.

For more than 50 years, Siemens has remained a strong supporter of the College of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Cincinnati supporting students and faculty through cooperative education, research efforts, software access and more.