Each year the College of Engineering’s recruitment team hosts thousands of prospective students and families at more than 100 events and visits as they work to attract nearly 1,600 new engineering students. Add in the hundreds of emails and phone calls, and it’s far more than a three-person team can...
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Engineering professor Glenn Daehn’s startups have licensed seven technologies Glenn Daehn, professor of metallurgical engineering at The Ohio State University, has dedicated much of his professional life to impulse manufacturing, a technology that allows new ways of shaping, cutting, joining, and...
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Leaders from The Ohio State University, Honda and state and local government are celebrating a historic milestone between the university and one of world’s most respected manufacturers. A formal agreement cementing the Honda - Ohio State partnership was approved 20 years ago this week. The agreement...
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Article by Keith Gillogly, Wired September 15, 2020 Could Breathalyzers Make Covid Testing Quicker and Easier? A breath test would offer advantages over throat and nose swabs, but the technology is novel, and early trials with volunteers are still ongoing. SIX MONTHS INTO battling the Covid-19...
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The National Science Foundation (NSF) announced that the Center for Emergent Materials (CEM) at The Ohio State University has been awarded Materials Research Science and Engineering Center (MRSEC) funding for the third time since 2008. This $18 million, six-year grant will fund transformative...
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