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Six Biological Sciences graduate students were chosen to receive College of Arts & Sciences Graduate Student Research Awards this past fall during the inaugural funding cycle for the award. The objective of the research award is to support graduate students in their research endeavors. Two review cycles are offered each […]

From Research Communications Two College of Arts & Sciences graduate students, both in Biological Sciences, took first and second place in Ohio University’s third annual 3 Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition on Feb. 21. The 3MT® competition was developed by The University of Queensland in 2008 to help graduate students hone […]

From Research Communications Two Chemistry & Biochemistry professors were recognized at the Ohio University Inventors Dinner for patents they received. The dinner recognized individuals who engaged with the university’s Technology Transfer Office over the past year to commercialize their research findings, by protecting their intellectual property through the patent process. […]

In a newly published journal article, Dr. Anthony Stender and his collaborators studied the optical properties of porous silica particles that were covered with varying amounts of smaller gold nanoparticles. Stender, Assistant Professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry at Ohio University, is a co-author on “Monitoring the Stimulated Uncapping Process of […]

Dr. Alyssa Bernstein is one of two keynote speakers at a conference on “Kant’s Legal Theory and Global Justice” on June 29-30 at the University of Bayreuth in Germany. Bernstein is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Ohio University. “Kant’s legal theory has long been ignored in debates on global justice,” […]

Chemistry graduate student Bradley J. McCullough and Dr. Travis A. White recently published the group’s first publication, “Visible light-driven photosystems using heteroleptic Cu(I) photosensitizers and Rh(III) catalysts to produce H2” in Inorganic Chemistry. McCullough is a graduate student in the Ohio University-Leipzig University dual master’s program, and White is Assistant […]

The next generation of X-ray space telescopes requires imaging detectors that are able to withstand much more radiation than their predecessors in order to have a long operational lifetime in space. Don Carter and Devon Jacobs, nuclear instrumentation and accelerator engineers at Ohio University’s Edwards Accelerator Lab, hosted two astrophysicists […]