Ohio State Impact

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In the Community Drone tech to save lives
Adithya Ramaswami ’23 and Jack Murray ’23 want to provide firefighters and first responders with a critical commodity: time. The aerospace engineering graduates are developing drones that will help first responders quickly and thoroughly assess emergency situations to more efficiently save lives.
5-minute read
In the Community Encouraging kids to shoot for the stars
5-minute read
Teaching & Learning Set for success in engineering technology
6-minute read
Research & Innovation Ohio State performs record kidney transplant chain
3-minute read
In the Community Ohio State’s 4-H mobile classroom brings STEAM to youth
6-minute read
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Ohio State Impact in all 88 counties

Ohio State is creating the solutions Ohioans need now, and its impact is found throughout all of Ohio’s 88 counties. This work endures today across six campuses, a constellation of health care facilities, extension offices and agricultural research stations, supported by staff and students from every county.

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Featured Stories

Research & Innovation The science and severity of tornadoes
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In the Community A health crisis in farming communities
2-minute read
A student uses a VR headset.
Teaching & Learning Stepping into a virtual classroom
2-minute read
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Research & Innovation Addressing brain injuries in law enforcement
2-minute read
John Low at the Newark Earthworks.
Research & Innovation Exploring the Newark Earthworks
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Shayne Piasta
Research & Innovation Refining childhood literacy
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Episode 34
Ohio State is on the forefront of the next generation of space research. And yes, some of that research does involve growing cosmic plants. In this episode, we talk with two experts who are helping pave the way for a new era of space exploration and discovery — and how those findings are improving our lives down here on planet Earth.
25-minute listen
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In the Community Everybody loves Archie
Archie Griffin ’76 could have used his football fame to be anything. What he chose to be: himself, a Buckeye at heart. And that’s why we still adore him 50 years after he won his first Heisman.
20-minute read
Jane Chakraborty
In the Community Bringing more doctors to rural areas
The Community Medicine medical degree track was launched to expand medical education and training infrastructure into mid-size and rural communities at a time when data from the National Institutes of Health reveals that while nearly 20% of Americans live in rural areas, only 10% of physicians practice there.
6-minute read

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