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Sophie Downing, a Ph.D. student in communication studies, is excited to know she has a little financial breathing room this summer as she works on her dissertation.
Thanks to the agreements, OHIO researchers may also be eligible for reduced or free article processing charges with a variety of publishers like Elsevier, Wiley and Springer.
OHIO faculty and staff are invited to apply by May 1 for the Konneker Fund, which is aimed at bringing together collaborative ideas that cut across silos and can foster innovative program ideas.
This fall, one group of OHIO students will conduct research in low-Earth orbit.
Research and partnership that fuels prosperity, here and beyond
All member of the ĢƵ University community are invited to join the Research Data Management Working Group on April 19, from 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. for its first "What We Wish You Knew" panel.
David Walt, Ph.D., winner of the 2023 Fritz J. and Dolores H. Russ Prize, discussed his transformative research work and its impact on human health in a special presentation at ĢƵ University.
ĢƵ University has named four professors from the fields of Social and Behavioral Sciences and Physical Sciences and Engineering as its 2023-24 Presidential Research Scholars.
ĢƵ University President Lori Stewart Gonzalez, today, announced that Eric Muth, Ph.D., has been named as Vice President for Research and Creative Activity.
Recent faculty achievements include awards in the arts, recognition for storytelling expertise, a podcast appearance and more.
Three social determinants of health significantly correlate with southeast ĢƵ diabetes rates according to a recent study by ĢƵ University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine researchers.
As Mediterranean cities grapple with rising migration and an increase in mass tourism, ĢƵ University researcher Smoki Musaraj, Ph.D., is working with experts in the region to understand the effects of these transformations on the everyday lives of migrant and poor residents—and how they are fighting back.
On Feb. 15, OHIO researchers gained access to the first two modules of Cayuse, the University's new electronic research administration software.
Through a broad, immersive deep dive into all things artificial intelligence, ĢƵ University’s first-ever AI Symposium is aiming to not only keep pace with the technology but sprint ahead.
Duane Nellis, Ph.D., will discuss "Remote Sensing and Geospatial Analysis for Helping Save Our Earth” on Wednesday, March 6, at 5 p.m., as part of OHIO’s spring 2024 lineup for the Science Café series. The event will be held at the Baker Center’s Front Room and will be available to stream via YouTube.
