
Advancing technological systems
Through research, partnership and collaboration, we are advancing next-generation materials and technologies that are pushing the boundaries of innovation and discovery.
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From cutting-edge laboratories to onsite proving grounds, state-of-the-art technologies to revolutionary scientific resources, take a look and explore some truly inspirational spaces across the Ohio State campus.
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Led by the Institute for Materials and Manufacturing Research, this 22,000-square-foot battery center strives to be a leader in electrified mobility, advancing efforts from research to pilot-scale manufacturing — developing next-generation battery cell materials and manufacturing technologies while supporting the transition to electrification.
The Center for Automotive Research (CAR) is the preeminent interdisciplinary research center in sustainable and safe mobility in the United States. CAR is recognized for emphasis on systems engineering, advanced experimental facilities, collaboration on advanced product development projects with industry and a balance of government and privately sponsored research.
The Center for Design and Manufacturing Excellence (CDME) works with companies and researchers to translate new technologies into real-world, market-ready manufactured products. These projects give student employees at CDME hands-on experience integrating new technology while providing our customers the workforce advantage necessary to compete in a global marketplace.
The Center for Emergent Materials, a National Science Foundation-supported Materials Research Science and Engineering Center, performs integrated research on emergent materials and phenomena in magnetoelectronics, focusing on developing and understanding materials that grant improved control over magnetic properties.
The Center for Quantum Information and Science Engineering focuses on quantum research enterprise, bringing together a multidisciplinary community of researchers across the university and throughout the region to advance fundamental quantum science, investigate the quantum-classical boundary and explore applications with quantum advantage.
ElectroScience Laboratory (ESL) is the premier center focused on all aspects of electromagnetics and radio frequency (RF) systems. Established in 1942, it is one of the oldest and largest electromagnetics laboratories in the United States. ESL has consistently maintained a national and international preeminence in electromagnetics and RF systems.
NSF HAMMER-ERC is developing a new approach to design and manufacturing, putting product needs first, then finding new manufacturing pathways based on the agility of artisans and reproducibility of machines. NSF HAMMER-ERC is the hub for technical, commercial, educational and standard setting for Hybrid Autonomous Manufacturing knowledge creation, deployment and commercial development.
As the gateway to materials-allied research at Ohio State, the Institute for Materials and Manufacturing Research is a multidisciplinary institute that works with Ohio State colleges and departments to facilitate, promote and coordinate research activities and infrastructure related to the science and engineering of materials.
The Institute for Optical Science is a vibrant community of multidisciplinary researchers studying the fundamental properties of light and harnessing these properties in practical applications for significant benefit to society.
A National Science Foundation-supported, open-access facility enabling researchers to explore electron dynamics at unprecedented spatial and temporal scales through cutting-edge ultrafast laser technology. Their kilowatt-class ultrafast laser system generates extreme ultraviolet and soft X-ray pulses, providing scientists from across the nation access to state-of-the-art capabilities for advancing fundamental research in physics, chemistry and materials science.
Collaborative spaces, spectacular discoveries
From cutting-edge laboratories to on-site proving grounds, state-of-the-art technologies to revolutionary scientific resources, take a look and explore some truly inspirational spaces across the Ohio State campus.
Startup support
From the spark of an idea to real-world impact, we fuel startup success through a powerful combination of resources, expertise and infrastructure. More than 100 startups have launched from university research in the past decade alone, supported by robust commercialization pathways, mentorship and access to venture networks. Together, we are empowering innovators to move faster and think bigger.
Advancing technologies
Innovation at Ohio State doesn’t just happen in the lab — it moves into the world. Our deep commitment to translational research and technology development has helped launch companies that are redefining what’s possible in automation, materials, artificial intelligence and beyond.
Ubihere
Leveraging patented positioning technologies and analytics to map environments in real time.
StormImpact
Utilizing data-driven software to keep the utility grid running.
Koloma
Bringing natural hydrogen energy and innovations to the forefront at a global scale.
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Together, we discover more
Collaboration drives discovery. Our researchers, clinicians and innovators work across disciplines to tackle complex challenges and turn bold ideas into real-world solutions.
Whether you’re looking to invest in emerging technologies or co-develop next-generation breakthroughs, at Ohio State, we can make an impact — together.