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Chemists Awarded $7.5M Grant to Fight Nerve Agents
A $7.5M grant from NIH will help chemists Christopher Hadad and Thomas Magliery in their research to counteract nerve agents that could be used in terrorist attacks.
Why Do Some Patients Get Infections from Cardiac Implants? New Study Offers Clues
A new study by Steven Lower, School of Earth Sciences, and colleagues, offers answers to why it is some patients develop potentially life-threatening infections after cardiac-implant surgery.
Helping Homeless Women
Graduate Women in Physics have organized a donation drive to help homeless women in Columbus this winter. Donation boxes are set up in the Physics Research Building mailroom, 191 W. Woodruff Ave.,…
Stroke of Genius Strikes Later in Life
Young geniuses might have once made nearly all of the significant breakthroughs in science, but nowadays that's doesn't seem to be the case
Side by Side by Mozart and Sondheim
The School of Music presents Opera Scenes: Side by Side by Mozart and Sondheim
Caravaggio: Revolutionary Realist
Barbara Haeger, associate professor, history of art, on Caravaggio: Revolutionary Realist
Earth Scientist/Ohio Research Scholar David Cole Receives New Department of Energy Grants
Two new grants from the Department of Energy will help expand earth scientist David Cole's subsurface energy research.
Ordinal 5: Theatre, Dance Students Bring Math Equation to Life
A group of six undergraduate and graduate students from Ohio State will head to London in November to present a dance performance – based on a mathematical equation -- at the Tate Modern,…
Roman Holowinsky Wins Top International Prize for Young Mathematicians in his Field
Number theorist Roman Holowinsky, assistant professor of mathematics, will receive the SASTRA Ramanujan Prize in December in India. This is the top international award for young mathematicians in his…