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Humanitarian Engineering: Home to Paraguay
Being able to use technology and science to help save lives around the world is empowering. That's why students involved in the Humanitarian Engineering (HE) program at The Ohio State University often return home from their work overseas with... | LEARN MORE
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Bhardwaj wins Louise B. Vetter Award
Considered a "best of the best" academic achievement, Electrical and Computer Engineering PhD candidate and Presidential Fellowship Scholar Shubhendu Bhardwaj was named among just two winners of the 2016 Louis B. Vetter Award. Sponsored by The Ohio... | LEARN MORE
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Hello out there to our new graduate and undergraduate students. My name is Ryan Horns and I am the PR Coordinator for the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Once a year I like to reintroduce myself, reminding folks there is an actual... | LEARN MORE
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Ohio State: Midwestern Hub of Next-Gen Magnetic Resonance Research
Magnetic resonance is one of the most important phenomena in materials and medical research. Its broad range of applications has revolutionized modern technologies, from wireless communication to radar, while saving millions of lives in the medical... | LEARN MORE
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Discovery Themes: Early Disease Detection in Food Crops
One day a farmer, cup of coffee in hand, may launch a small drone from his back porch to check on the condition of his crops using a simple smart phone app. Students and faculty at The Ohio State University are already working in the labs, and sweating... | LEARN MORE
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@OhioStateECE and the Smart City Challenge
This week the U.S. Department of Transportation officially declared Columbus, Ohio the winner of its $140 million Smart City program. Columbus now stands to become a beacon for what cities might achieve in the future as they learn to accommodate steadily... | LEARN MORE
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Video: Smart Clothes and e-Textiles
Researchers at The Ohio State University have reached a milestone in their work to develop wearable electronics: They are able to embroider circuits into fabric with 0.1 mm precision—the perfect size to integrate electronic components such as sensors... | LEARN MORE
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Radiation and Robots: Saving Lives Through Technology
Robots are increasingly being designed to stand in for humans when responding to both law enforcement and public health emergencies. However, in the wake of the 2011 Japanese Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster, it became glaringly clear robotic... | LEARN MORE
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'Not Face' research speaks to evolution of language
Otherwise known as "casting shade," for the first time research from The Ohio State University Department of Electrical and Computer Engineeering reveals how a look of negative judgement is universally-shared across cultural boundaries. The Ohio... | LEARN MORE
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Ohio State ECE and the New Horizons mission to Pluto
Over the past nine years, NASA’s New Horizons space probe has been hurtling through space on its way to study Pluto in detail for the first time in human history. On July 14, it finally reaches its destination. Standing in the darkened anechoic... | LEARN MORE
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Sep 30 2016 - 4:16pm

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Alumni and students, ECE @Meetup on Humanitarian Engineering starts tonight at 6 p.m. Rm. 260 Dreese. https://t.co/aCvOzEnAnj
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Sep 28 2016 - 1:19pm

PhD student Hugo Gonzalez reflects on returning home to Paraguay via @OSUengineering Humanitarian Engineering:… https://t.co/writI6Itrd