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Pet therapy
Owners of dogs with behavioral problems may have a new coping tool: music.
Ohio State Professor Susan Wagner, a veterinary neurologist, studies how sound can influence dogs' aggression and anxiety. Among her findings: dogs had little response to talk radio and pop music, reacted favorably to classical music, and became anxious when rock 'n' roll was played.
Read an Ohio State Alumni Magazine story about Wagner.
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Shaping medicine's future
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New imaging techniques may help Ohio State doctors discover cancer before patients experience symptoms.
Research at the university's Molecular Imaging Technology Center on campus could save lives. It's also boosting Ohio's economy.
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Faster than the speed of sound
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Ohio State is developing a system to pilot scramjets, experimental aircraft that tear though the sky faster than the speed of sound, burning air for fuel. In early tests, they fly unmanned; university engineers' system guides a jet's paths and keeps it stable during flight.
Find out more.
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Her plan for health
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An Ohio State science writer, Pam Frost Gorder is used to an analytical approach to projects. Gorder takes that approach over to her personal life: Recently, she started a weight loss blog, promising to use Ohio State resources and report back on what works and what doesn't.
Find out more and read her blog.
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Unlocking secrets of space
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May 2009
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