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LabanLens brings AR technology to Department of Dance
LabanLens is software that uses augmented reality technology to allows the Department of Dance to revolutionize the way the art and history of dance is studied, researched, created and performed.
Art alum, glassmaker headed to Finland on Fulbright grant
Glassmaker Jonathan Capps is using his Fulbright scholarship to spend nine months in the glass village of Nuutajärvi, Finland, where he will assist the Nuutajärvi Glass Village Cultural Foundation;…
Titan Arums at Biological Sciences Greenhouse
The Biological Sciences Greenhouse is welcoming the bloom of two titan arums, also known as corpse flowers, which are the world’s largest unbranched inflorescence.
Young alum found her place in international studies and geography
When recent graduate Rebecca Rose Martin first came to Ohio State, she knew she wanted to do research, but needed a little time to decide what to major in. After trying biology and engineering, she…
A Smashing Success: Physicists uncover new behavior of elusive Higgs boson particle
Ohio State physicists help decode the link between the mysterious Higgs boson and the top quark.
15 Arts and Sciences graduate students awarded Presidential Fellowships
This spring, 15 graduate students in the College of Arts and Sciences received Presidential Fellowships, the most prestigious award given by the Graduate School.
The sociology of online criminal drug markets
Ohio State sociologists Dana Haynie and Scott Duxbury are understanding how darknet drug markets operate on a sociological level, which could help improve law enforcement strategies.
Ohio State Marion student awarded Pelotonia Fellowship
Bailey Lucas, a third-year zoology major at Ohio State Marion, was awarded a Pelotonia Fellowship for her research on DNA repair mechanisms.
Astronomy and physics students visit Green Bank Telescope
Astronomy and physics students got a firsthand look at the world’s largest steerable radio telescope, which is being used to detect signs of alien life.