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More accurate assessments of hurricane damage for responders
Emergency crews responding to hurricane-damaged areas may soon get an assist from a machine learning model that can better predict the extent of building damage soon after the storm passes.
Black alumni reflect on how Ohio State prepared them for success
Ohio State University alumni who are now educators themselves returned to the Columbus campus Sept. 30-Oct. 1 for the College of Education and Human Ecology’s (EHE) Black Alumni Reunion weekend.
During a Sept. 30 panel discussion at the Faculty Club, alumni who are professors and administrators at public school systems and institutions of higher learning around the country shared how attending Ohio State prepared them for career success. They also spoke about how they promote diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in education.
Ohio State News Alert: New COVID-19 vaccine boosters and flu shots available
The new COVID-19 booster adds protection against both the original SARS-CoV-2 virus and the omicron variant. Shots are now available at The Ohio State University’s Student Health Services and the Wexner Medical Center.
Ohio State and Battelle partner to establish new NeuroTech Institute to help advance neurological research, treatment
The Ohio State University and Battelle have partnered to launch an independent state-of-the art neurotechnology accelerator focused on treatments for patients with neurological disorders.
Ohio State professor curates ‘Beyond Guilt’ exhibition
As she worked on the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center’s “Beyond Guilt” exhibition, curator Jennifer Suchland came to understand multiple meanings for the title.
The first, said Suchland, also an associate professor in the Department of Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies at The Ohio State University, is a legal interpretation. It refers to the lawyers, the judges and the parole boards, all of whom need to see beyond an individual’s guilt to ensure excessive punishment – which includes over-sentencing and over-punishment – does not occur.
NIH-supported clinical trial of phage therapy for cystic fibrosis begins
The trial is evaluating whether the bacteriophage therapy is safe and able to reduce the amount of bacteria in the lungs of volunteers.
NIH to award over $200 million to support potentially transformative biomedical research projects
The 2022 NIH Director’s Awards enable exceptionally creative scientists to push the boundaries of biomedical science.
NIH DREAM study finds Viagra and Cialis do not reduce risk of Alzheimer’s and related dementias
Researchers tested phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors, which work by relaxing smooth muscle cells.
Monica Bertagnolli begins work as 16th director of the National Cancer Institute
Surgical-oncologist and cancer researcher joins NIH from Harvard Medical School.
