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Koloma, a Denver-based startup co-founded by an Ohio State professor, has developed technology to extract natural underground hydrogen as a clean energy source without producing greenhouse gases.

The Ohio State Center for Automotive Research (CAR) won $100,000 in the U.S. DOT Intersection Safety Challenge for an AI system that predicts and warns of dangers at intersections to protect drivers and pedestrians.

Ohio State startups ParaWave and HDO Health won $15K and $10K at the NSIN Vector showcase, impressing Department of Defense experts with innovations boosting first responder and military capabilities.

Dr. Rattan Lal and Dave Brandt dig deep into the benefits and challenges of no-till farming. They explore how these practices restore soil health, combat climate change, and ensure food security for future generations.

Born with the rare AADC deficiency, JuJu Stagg faced endless challenges, from seizures to muscle control loss. Thanks to a new gene therapy by Dr. Krystof Bankiewicz, the treatment has unlocked countless new possibilities for JuJu.

Ohio State leads a $7.5 million Army project to develop faster, more powerful electronic devices for wireless communication and radar, using new materials to improve device performance in tough environments.

Cancer treatments save lives, but these powerful therapies can also strain the heart. Leading groundbreaking work in cardio-oncology, Dr. Sakima Smith is helping ensure survivors can thrive after cancer, free from lingering health risks.

Researchers at Ohio State have developed a new deep learning tool called Defonet, an AI system using drone images to spot soybean leaf loss from pests and disease, helping farmers protect crops and boost food production.

Dr. Rattan Lal is reshaping global farming by restoring soil health. His no-till, carbon-storing methods fight climate change, boost food security, and teach the world that life begins and thrives in healthy soil.