NIH-funded trial identifies asthma-associated gene networks affected by the drug.
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Blood-based biomarkers help predict outcomes after traumatic brain Injury
Proteins measured on the day of injury could help determine prognosis.
First Lady and Governor host Dolly Parton at Ohio State
First Lady Fran DeWine and Governor Mike DeWine hosted Dolly Parton at The Ohio State University’s Ohio Union Archie M. Griffin Grand Ballroom as the guest of honor at the inaugural First Lady’s Luncheon on Tuesday. The first lady and governor recognized Parton for founding the Imagination Library, which provides free books to children in Ohio, nationwide and throughout the world.
Ohio State establishes new research center for advanced manufacturing
The Ohio State University will lead a multi-institutional engineering research center to develop and deploy revolutionary, intelligent autonomous manufacturing systems and educate a future manufacturing workforce. The center will create approaches central to next-generation manufacturing to create jobs, train a diverse workforce and ease supply chain issues by growing a new American industry.
A role for cell ‘antennae’ in managing dopamine signals in the brain
A historically overlooked rod-like projection present on nearly every cell type in the human body may finally be getting its scientific due: A new study has found that these appendages, called cilia, on neurons in the brain have a key role in ensuring a specific dopamine receptor’s signals are properly received.
President Johnson joins Pelotonia 2022 for in-person ride
Pelotonia 2022 returned this weekend with a full in-person ride and opening ceremony.
New wind sensor uses smart materials to improve drone performance
Engineers have designed and successfully tested a more efficient wind sensor for use on drones, balloons and other autonomous aircraft.
Graduates praised for their grit, determination at Ohio State’s commencement
In the words of The Ohio State University President Kristina M. Johnson, few commencement speakers have had such a direct impact on the lives of students as Jane Grote Abell.
NIH first to develop 3D structure of twinkle protein
Researchers hope discovery leads to potential treatments for mitochondrial diseases.
Fewer rural early-onset Alzheimer’s patients see specialists
Rural Americans suffering from early-onset Alzheimer’s are less likely than city dwellers to be seen by specialists and receive tests that can benefit both them and their families, new research has found.
