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American Religious Sounds Project co-directors Isaac Weiner and Amy DeRogatis

American Religious Sounds Project awarded $750,000 grant

American Religious Sounds Project was recently awarded a $750,000 grant courtesy of the Henry Luce Foundation. The grant enables the project to continue its goal of studying religious diversity by…

Photo left to right: Back: Natasha Pettinger (Kohler Group), Hongtu Zhang (Thomas), Allie Curtze (Wu, Y.), John Herrington, Mike Scudder (Goldberger), Curran Rhodes (Pei) Front: Lauren Loftus (Secretary, Turro Group), Lisa Nguyen (Vice-President, Gustafso

Spotlight: Chemistry and Biochemistry Joint Safety Team

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry's Joint Safety Team has increased the use of personal-protective equipment in research labs from 5 percent compliance to 99 percent compliance in the last…

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A new podcast: Voices of Excellence from the College of Arts and Sciences

The College of Arts and Sciences at Ohio State has launched a new podcast highlighting the research of its faculty and staff: Voices of Excellence from the College of Arts and Sciences.

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Undergrad searches for answers in the Amazon

Luke Fannin’s passion for research has taken him far. The fourth-year zoology and anthropology student has spent his academic career searching for answers in labs at Ohio State,…

Buckeyes studying abroad in Australia pose for a group photo at Wallaman Falls. Image courtesy Hannah Goebel

Trekking beyond the classroom

The world was the classroom for Arts and Sciences students studying abroad this summer — here are a few highlights from their adventures.

An ArcticDEM “aspect” map, color-coded by the orientation of downward sloping terrain.

Ohio State team helps map the Arctic like never before

To track rapid climate change in the Arctic, Ohio State researchers helped create the first high-resolution digital elevation maps of the region.

Josh Anderson and Michelle Sipes, graduates students in the Department of Dance, dance using the LabanLens software, which is an app downloaded to the Microsoft HoloLens device.

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.

Jonathan Capps, a glassmaker in the Department of Art, uses a blowtorch on a piece of glass art he's making. Capps will spend nine months in Finland for a Fulbright-funded research project.

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;…

Posing with a blooming titan arum "Woody" at Biological Sciences Greenhouse at Ohio State in 2013

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.