Spotlight on Ohio Research & Innovation News

Funded by NSF, a new AI Research Experience program provides funding to Ohio students interested in working on an AI-focused research project with faculty and staff from Case Western Reserve University, The Ohio State University, the University of Cincinnati, and the Ohio Supercomputer Center

The Polymer Industry Cluster, in partnership with the University of Akron, is excited to announce the selected location for a new facility that will enable researchers, small businesses and established polymer companies to accelerate the production of advanced polymer materials and support go-to-market strategies for these innovators.

JobsOhio, in partnership with the Ohio Life Sciences Association and One Columbus, announced on September 10, a biomanufacturing workforce initiative designed to train Ohioans for operator and technician roles in pharmaceutical manufacturing and related careers in biotechnology.

Graduate researchers from Kent State University are using machine learning powered by the Ohio Supercomputer Center to help financial institutions outsmart fraud

Rachel Price, an Ohio State University astrophysics major, finds her calling in data science course that introduces students to machine learning and advanced algorithms, while leveraging the power of the Ohio Supercomputer Center.  

Dr. Amir Nourhani, of the University of Akron is among 103 researchers worldwide contributing to an extensive MEGA review titled “Technology Roadmap of Micro/Nanorobots,” published in ACS Nano, a premier journal of the American Chemical Society.

To meet the growing need for pilots, the new aviation science and technology program of Wright State University proudly points to the most visible and logical connection between the university and the program now beginning its second academic year ..

[OhioTechNews] Joby Aviation’s newly announced partnership with defense giant L3Harris Technologies could strengthen the role of its Dayton facility as a national center for aerospace innovation.

Led by Professor Lei Zhu, researchers at Case Western Reserve University have developed an environmentally safer type of plastic that can be used for wearable electronics, sensors and other electrical applications, findings that were recently published in the journal Science.

Led by Dr. Kai Zhao, researchers at the Ohio State University designed non-invasive prototypes that improve the ability to smell in both healthy people and those who are experiencing anosmia or hyposmia (partial loss of smell).