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Bride of Frankenstein movie poster
Oct. 21

Get scared with these Halloween movie picks

Arts and Sciences experts select some notable horror films for your Halloween movie marathons.
Mu-Chien Chen
Oct. 12

Higgins Memorial Scholarship advances doctoral history student's resea...

Mu-Chien Chen, a doctoral student in the Department of History, studies Chinese Muslims' translation projects during the 20th century. Thanks to the Ruth L. Higgins Memorial Scholarship Fund, Chen can conduct research that he hopes will one day contribute to understanding cultural diversity in the modern world.
Researchers in the ocean
Sept. 9

Ohio State partners with 12 institutions on NSF-supported sci-tech cen...

Professor of microbiology Matthew Sullivan is leading Ohio State's partnership on a new research center supported by the National Science Foundation. The Center for Chemical Currencies of a Microbial Planet aims to promote deeper understandings of the chemical and chemical processes that underpin ocean ecosystems.
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Aug. 17

Braumoeller, MESO Lab receive NSF funding for international order rese...

With a $750,000 grant from the NSF — combined with a $200,000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York he received in May 2020 — political science professor Bear Braumoeller’s research on the relationship between international order and international conflict can continue at a faster pace with more assistance.
quantum computing illustration
Aug. 16

Multi-institutional project receives $1.8 million from DOE to advance ...

Ohio State is teaming up with Cornell University and the University of Iowa on a project recently awarded $1.8 million from the Department of Energy that looks to explore new ways to exchange information between quantum processors, a fundamental challenge in advancing the field of quantum computing and technology.
July 30

Connecting Classrooms to Congress

Ohio State’s Institute for Democratic Engagement and Accountability has been awarded a $2 million grant from the Institute of Education Sciences (IES), the statistics, research and evaluation arm of the U.S. Department of Education. The team will develop and test a social studies curriculum module, “Connecting Classrooms to Congress,” that will give high school seniors an opportunity to study a pressing public policy issue and meet with their member of Congress to discuss the issue in an innovative online setting called a Deliberative Town Hall.
Brutus, the original ASAS-SN unit, located on Haleakala in Hawaii.
July 27

Private foundation funding supports Ohio State-led telescope system fo...

The All-Sky Automated Survey for Supernovae (ASAS-SN), an Ohio State-led automated telescope network that observes the entire sky every night, received a combined $3 million in funding from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, ensuring its surveys through August 2026.
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July 13

Elmore looks at environmental history, our food future in new book

Bart Elmore's new book explores the history of Monsanto from its founding in 1901, tracking the impact the company’s chemicals have had on the world for more than a century.
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June 16

U.S. Army awards Ohio State, Potomac Research, $1.1 million for cybers...

Physics Professor Daniel Gauthier and electrical, computer engineering Professor Emre Koksal and Potomac Research, LLC, received $1.1 million in funding from the U.S. Army to develop an innovative cybersecurity technology, the Entropy Extraction Device, which makes electronic chips virtually unhackable.
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