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Ohio State and Nationwide announce AgTech Innovation Hub
September 20, 2022
Nationwide to provide $2 million in funding to new collaboration designed to tackle climate change challenges
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Ohio State chosen as research home for Starlab’s George Washington Carver Science Park Terrestrial Laboratory
September 19, 2022
Voyager Space announced Ohio State as the host for the terrestrial analog of the George Washington Carver Science Park - an analog replica laboratory of the Starl...
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If robots can help build cars, why can't we have one that takes care of chores around the house? An @OSUengineering robotics researcher explains what is holding back the future we dream of. https://t.co/1qG7X8yMFY
A new study provides the best evidence to date that preferences of white consumers helped drive private businesses to discriminate against Black customers before the Civil Rights Act of 1964. @OSU_Econ @TrevonDLogan https://t.co/Hc6BTOouan
A vampire bat with rabies might seem particularly scary. But a new study finds infected male bats tend to withdraw socially rather than act aggressively. @EEOB_OSU https://t.co/WrWebGMaPj
Some say U.S. foreign relations should rise above ideology. The invasion of Ukraine shows how that isn't possible, a @mershoncenter expert says. @osuhistorydept https://t.co/za2BuEBO7v
@OhioState The research is being led by @OSUCURA, with researchers in @OSUGeography, @osuhistorydept, @KnowltonOSU, and @OSULibrary
The building of the interstate highway system in Columbus left "ghost neighborhoods" destroyed by the new freeways. @OhioState researchers are digitally recreating these communities to show what was lost. https://t.co/WncRQzXQ3O