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Exploring our living world

Ohio State awarded grant to advance transformative global languages initiative

April 28, 2026
Karen Dannemiller, an associate professor at Ohio State, directs a question to the panel.
Exploring our living world

Focusing in on human health research at annual space meeting

April 28, 2026
Harvey Miller (center, bottom row) with event speakers. Top row, from left: Ryan King, Shelbi Toone, Hazel Morrow-Jones, Ashley Caldwell, Rep. Dontavius Jarrells, Brandon Kopas. Bottom row, from left: Jessica Kuenzli, Harvey Miller, W. Randy Smith.
Exploring our living world

Ohio State urban science center celebrates 25 years

April 28, 2026
A thin slice of the map produced by the DESI five-year survey shows galaxies and quasars above and below the plane of the Milky Way.
Safeguarding the future

DESI finishes observations for largest 3D map of universe

April 28, 2026
Glaciers cover about 10% of the Earth’s land area, with Antarctica accounting for about 85% of this total cover.
Safeguarding the future

Novel technique drills more detail into ice core records

April 28, 2026
Ohio State campus and downtown Columbus
Advancing technological systems

How Columbus is leading the way on World Quantum Day

April 28, 2026
Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine

The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine and East Tennessee Clinical Research announce commercial license focused on multidrug-resistant canine hookworms

April 14, 2026
Ohio State engineering student Bennett Kolda works on a developmental battery at Ohio State's Battery Cell Research and Development Center. This year, Kolda was part of the inaugural cohort of the Bridging Academic Training Through Experiential Research and Innovation (BATTERI) program. The internship helped Kolda develop his knowledge of advanced battery manufacturing. (Jodi Miller)

Internships, discoveries and more

April 10, 2026
During the conference, law enforcement officers who had received a head injury on the job described symptoms including double vision, dizziness, chronic migraines, short-term memory loss, speech problems and temporary paralysis, as well as complications navigating recovery.

Setting standards of care for brain injuries in first responders

April 10, 2026