Professor Lou DiMauro shares an insider look at the research group he runs with Pierre Agostini. The aim: pure knowledge.
Ohio State is innovating by using artificial intelligence to problem-solve in agriculture, medicine, space and more.
This exercise scientist and mother of four dedicates countless hours to helping students thrive, in classes and research.
Faculty and staff who see their students’ potential are helping them grow into more than they ever realized they could be.
Researchers explored an alumna-created exercise plan that helps adults with intellectual disabilities avoid health issues.
The team researches metabolism, the immune system and other factors to give spinal cord patients better daily life.
Recruited to Ohio State at age 26, Ratmir Timashev turned opportunity into two wildly successful tech companies. It inspired his commitment to paying forward.
“We want to be a high-tech mecca,” says Ratmir Timashev. His generosity will create opportunities for students and faculty.
Twin science parks will lead to innovative research and inject Ohio State into the space commercialization conversation.
