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Spotlight on Ohio Research & Innovation News
"Akron's history in polymer innovation goes back more than 100 years, and now, the Greater Akron Polymer Innovation Hub will lead this industry into the future, bringing tremendous economic growth to the area, thousands of jobs, and millions in new revenue and investments," announced Ohio Governor MIke DeWine.
Matthew Bayliss, an assistant professor of physics at the University of Cincinnati, has been using the Ohio Supercomputer Center for several years to teach undergraduate and graduate students about star structure and evolution in the universe
Efforts to improve current food production systems so astronauts might have both nutritious and delicious menu choices was the focus of Deep Space Food Symposium co-hosted by The Ohio State University.
Ideastream Public Media reports on how startups are using Northeast Ohio Medical University's REDIzone incubator laboratory spaces, expert guidance and funding connections to transform their research into real-world health solutions...
onMain Inc., a partnership between University of Dayton and Premier Health, will receive $35 million from Ohio’s Innovation Hubs program, the state’s second innovation hub. This investment will be used for construction and initial operation of the Digital Transformation Center, which will be the cornerstone building of the onMain development.
The School of Disaster Science and Emergency Services at the University of Akron is rapidly advancing in cybersecurity education thanks to our dynamic program, which emphasizes both cybersecurity training and workforce development. ...
To measure the flow of air through a jet engine, researchers traditionally place sensors where air enters and exits. Vincent Onoja, a doctoral candidate studying aerospace engineering in the College of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Cincinnati and Assistant Professor Daniel Cuppoletti came up with a new experimental protocol that uses high-speed cameras and laser diagnostics to track airflow within the engine itself.
Chemists have been working to synthesize high-value materials from waste molecules for years. Now, an international collaboration of scientists -- including Quansong Zhu and Robert Baker of the Ohio State University -- is exploring ways to use electricity to streamline the process.
Ohio University professor Nate Szewczyk and several of his trainees, have been studying for years how the body, specifically on the molecular side, changes in space...
Kent State University will have two Flying Flashes teams participating in the 2024 Air Race Classic, a competition that spans four days and includes 10 legs of flying, covering more than 2,000 miles from Carbondale, Illinois, to Loveland, Colorado.