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Ohio State’s Monica Giusti, a professor of food science, contributed expert insight on the safety of the newly approved natural food dyes, including calcium phosphate and butterfly pea extract.

Ohio State hosted the third annual Workshop for Research in Low-Earth Orbit, uniting experts to discuss advancing space research, commercial tech, astronaut well-being and future space station innovation.

The Pelotonia Research Center is becoming a hub for groundbreaking innovation. With biologists, neurologists, pharmacists and more, the center is fueled by a shared passion for research and improving patient care.

Urbint acquires StormImpact to create the first end-to-end storm response platform for utilities, enhancing AI-driven predictions and resilience against extreme weather.

OpenAI has launched NextGenAI, a $50 million consortium of 15 institutions to accelerate AI research in health, education and humanities to address gaps left by reduced federal funding with private investment.

After a devastating accident left Byron Heersink’s arm severely damaged, Dr. Amy Moore, a renowned nerve surgeon, performed a complex reconstruction surgery that led to his remarkable recovery, restoring full mobility of Byron’s arm.

Blue Abyss and Nexture Bio join Starlab and Ohio State at the Carver Science Park to advance space research, STEM outreach and sustainable tech. Training for the next generation of space workers is part of the new agreements.

Brothers Ian and Nikolas Harris win $10,000 at Ohio State’s BOSS (Best of Student Startups) with SWAN, a sci-fi-style plasma wand that kills microbes to protect astronaut health in space and on Earth.

Ohio State leads a $5.5M Air Force-backed center to develop and test materials that withstand harsh -ow-Earth-orbit conditions, training engineers to improve spacecraft durability and performance.