Marvin White honored with IISS lifetime 'Pioneering Achievement Award'
Marvin White’s pioneering technological contributions and patents span decades in the field of engineering. Many are still found today in personal cameras, satellite imaging systems; even the Hubble Space Telescope. An influential professor of... | LEARN MORE
Faculty Spotlight: Parinaz Naghizadeh
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MOSAiC: Ohio State students join historic Arctic climate science expedition
Two graduate students from The Ohio State University will get a front row seat for the largest central Arctic science expedition in history. As a mother, U.S. Coast Guard veteran, former social worker, scuba diver, drone pilot and scholar, Ohio State... | LEARN MORE
JDRF funds Ohio State electromagnetic insulin micro-pump
More than 30 million children and adults suffer from diabetes in America today. The goal for treatment is to find new ways to safely deliver insulin and prevent health complications like nerve damage, blindness or stroke. In this effort, the Juvenile... | LEARN MORE
Stardust and Ohio State’s next-generation electric machine
A mineral found in stardust helped electrical engineers at The Ohio State University win a large-scale, $3.7 million overall, power efficiency project sponsored by the United States Department of Energy (DOE). “The dream system now is in front of... | LEARN MORE
The Future of WOSU, a History in Engineering
In 1900, when Morse code still ruled the airwaves, a rogue electrical engineering student holed himself up in a room at The Ohio State University to follow his research muse. His experimental work became the quiet beginnings of what we know as WOSU... | LEARN MORE
CubeRRT: the little satellite that could
The debut data from The Ohio State University’s first satellite transmitted back from orbit, and the results look promising for future scientists studying the Earth. Joel Johnson, professor of electrical and computer engineering at Ohio State, said... | LEARN MORE
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