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OSU Researchers Launch Autonomous Drones to Study Wildfires | DroneLife.com, November 26, 2021

OSU Researchers Examining Effectiveness Of Drones In Fighting Wildfires | WOSU-FM, November 19, 2021

When will the next COVID wave hit? Scientists are monitoring our wastewater as a possible indicator | 10TV News, November 17, 2021

Unleashing drones in danger’s way to develop new wildfire science | sUAS News, November 16, 2021

Breath test detects severe COVID-19 infection in seconds | NSF Research News, November 15, 2021

Smart city evolution: How cities have stepped back from a 'tech arms race' | SmartCities Dive, November 9, 2021

24-hour ‘hackathon’ underway at Ohio State University | NBC4-TV, November 6, 2021

Ohio R&D partners pitch chemical looping as a low-carbon fossil fuel ‘bridge’ | Centered by Energy News Network, November 2, 2021

A new breathalyzer test can identify covid-19 in critically ill patients, researchers find | Washington Post, October 28, 2021

A COVID breathalyzer: Ohio State researchers develop new test for coronavirus | Columbus Dispatch, October 28, 2021

Is Your Exoskeleton Ready for Primetime? | Neo.Life, October 28, 2021

Pioneering new process creates versatile moldable wood | Phys.org, October 22, 2021

New Ohio State Research Reduces GPS Vulnerabilities | Forbes.com, October 20, 2021

US Dept. of Energy Is Funding Grid-Interactive Efficient Building Projects | Engineering News-Record, October 13, 2021

#ChamberBreakers: Can robots and AI be racist? | Yahoo Finance, October 5, 2021

National Science Foundation Invests $75 Million In Five New Data Science Institutes | Forbes.com, October 4, 2021

Student engineers to ‘push the boundaries of innovation’ with AddUp 3D printing | 3DPrintingIndustry.com, October 1, 2021

Technology is the Future: Why Technology of Tomorrow May Already be Operating in Some Fields Today | Farm Journal, September 29, 2021 (features FABE Chair Scott Shearer)

Why Your Toaster Will Eventually Fail You | New York Times Wirecutter, September 27, 2021 (features MSE students)

SpaceX's Starlink broadband satellites could be used for GPS navigation | Space.com, September 25, 2021 (also covered by Ars Technica)

From Silicon to Silicon carbide | Power Electronics News, September 25, 2021 (podcast featuring Prof. Anant Agarwal)

Anecdotes from 11 Role Models in Machine Learning | Towards Data Science, September 23, 2021 (features Dean Ayanna Howard)

SpaceX satellite signals used like GPS to pinpoint location on Earth | SpaceRef, September 22, 2021

Nasty gas turns to clean energy at OSU lab | NBC4, September 16, 2021

Ohio State University Airport's Taxi to Takeoff helps high schoolers' aviation career aspirations take flight | Columbus Dispatch/ThisWeek News, September 15, 2021

Scientists discover how to turn toxic sewer gas into hydrogen fuel | Digital Trends, September 12

Dayton company partners with Ohio State to support flying car development for U.S. Air Force | September 3, 2021

Ohio State University Working To Make Our Robotaxis Safer | CleanTechnica, September 3, 2021

An omnidirectional octopus-like robot arm that can stretch, bend and twist without a motor | TechXplore, September 1, 2021

Does TikTok have a racial bias? | TheGrio, August 31, 2021

Interview with Ayanna Howard | ACM ByteCast, August 27, 2021

Schaeffler launches first N. American SHARE Program at OSU | Today's Motor Vehicles, August 27, 2021

Dust from OSU student buildings collected and analyzed for COVID-19 variants | NBC4, August 26, 2021 (also covered by 10TV)

Real Talk: Intersectionality and AI | MIT Sloan Management Review, August 24, 2021

Intent to Hire | Inside Higher Ed, August 23 (LEGACY diversity postdoc scholars program mentioned)

These Boston Dynamics Robots Can Do Parkour... But What's the Point? | Popular Mechanics, August 19, 2021 (featuring quotes from Dean Ayanna Howard)

Weight, dawn-to-dusk demands pose challenges to electrifying farm vehicles | Energy News Network, August 18, 2021

AI finds new uses for old drugs | Drug Discovery News, August 17, 2021 (Prof. Ping Zhang)

Ring origami offers new strategy for “extreme” packaging | Advanced Science News, August 17, 2021

Electrifying our vehicles and improving mobility | SAE International Update, August issue

Ring origami offers new strategy for “extreme” packaging | Advanced Science News, August 16, 2021

Air Force, GE & America Makes Announce Winners of Open Source Additive Scanning Challenge | 3Dprint.com, August 12, 2021

Ohio State researchers discover new method for designing soundproof spaces | Archinect, August 12, 2021

4 issues to watch as heat disrupts the grid | E&E News, August 6, 2021

Stinkweed could make for greener renewable jet fuel | Engineering & Technology, August 4, 2021

Ohio State's NSF-backed AI research centers will help build the future of AI | Columbus Business First, August 3, 2021

Three Game-Changing Innovations for Those With Hearing Loss | AARP News, August 2, 2021

U.S. National Science Foundation Expands National AI Research Institute Partnerships To 40 States | CleanTechnica, August 1, 2021

Exoskeletons are causing problems with wearers' brains, scientists say | Futurism, July 24, 2021

Microchips driving new and used car prices up | 10TV WBNS, July 21, 2021

Ohio shines bright as nation celebrates Blue Origin space flight | 10TV WBNS, July 20, 2021

NSF Engineering Alliance to Help Set Course for Research | IEEE Spectrum, July 19, 2021

Why the Virgin Galactic spaceship didn’t reach orbit last weekend | Popular Science, July 12, 2021

A Covid Test as Easy as Breathing | The New York Times, July 11, 2021

What the impending rubber ‘apocalypse’ means for the U.S. economy | CNBC, July 9, 2021

How Researchers Are Solving Cybersecurity Issues In Autonomous Vehicles | Analytics India Magazine, July 9, 2021

The Golden Age Of Gold | BBC Sounds, July 6, 2021 (featuring Prof. Jessica Winter)

Columbus company wins $2M-plus from DOD for integrated circuit design house | Columbus CEO, July 3, 2021

Ohio State city-planning students recommend adding 29 CoGo bike-share stations | Columbus Dispatch, July 1, 2021

New research calculates exactly how much trees can help cool down cities | ZME Science News, June 26, 2021

The Reality of Automation Tech — Emerging Tech Brew Explorations Ep. 2 | Emerging Tech Brew, June 24, 2021

Celebrating Women Who Lead on International Women in Engineering Day | Engineering.com, June 23, 2021

Deep learning application to MRI could cut scan time in half | TechXplore, June 21, 2021

Use of AI in the making of hearing aids | Analytics Insight, June 19, 2021

Artisan robots with AI smarts | TheStreet.com, June 19, 2021 

Under-Representation in Robotics and AI is Solvable | Solvable Podcast, June 16, 2021

Economic Development: Tech firms are gearing up for a post-pandemic boost, but will they have the workers they need? | Columbus Business First, June 12, 2021

New NSF Program Envisions the Future of Engineering | SWE Magazine, June 10, 2021

How to build an engineer | EE Times podcast, June 4, 2021 (featuring President Kristina M. Johnson)

Ohio State to offer aviation training to high school students | NBC4, May 29, 2021

Op-ed | America’s future in space is nuclear | Space News, May 26, 2021 (by Prof. John Horack)

Partnership between Ohio State Lima and Ford to provide hands-on education to students | WLIO-TV, May 19, 2021

Building Resilience in an Era of Extraordinary Instability | SCM Now Magazine, May 19, 2021 (featuring Prof. Em. Joseph Fiksel)

Taming AI’s Can/Should Problem | MIT Sloan Management Review, May 18, 2021 (column by Dean Ayanna Howard and Georgia Tech Prof. Deven Desai)

Ayanna Howard Named ACM Athena Lecturer for Contributions to Robotics, AI and Broadening Participation in Computing | HPC Wire, May 14, 2021

Everyday AI episode of 'QED with Dr. B' | WOSU-TV, May 12, 2021 (featuring Dean Ayanna Howard)

We need to design distrust into AI systems to make them safer | MIT Technology Review, May 13, 2021

Robotics and AI Pioneer Ayanna Howard Named 2021-2022 ACM Athena Lecturer | Robotics 24/7, May 12, 2021

Ohio State CDME advances AM technology with Cincinnati Inc. MAAM printer | Composites World, May 7, 2021

Automakers and universities team up to fix AV industry's talent gap | Smart Cities Dive, May 3, 2021

What cities need now | MIT Technology Review, April 28, 2021 (by Prof. Jennifer Clark)

The truth about nano robots and why they are not in our vaccines — yet | NBC4, April 26, 2021 (featuring Prof. Carlos Castro)

DNA-based robots designed rapidly and other tech news | BBC News, April 24, 2021

America's gas-fueled vehicles imperil Biden's climate goals | ABC News, April 23, 2021 (Prof. Chris Atkinson quoted)

Dust may hold clues for scientists hunting better tools to predict COVID outbreaks | Miami Herald, April 16, 2021 (also covered by Daily Express UK)

Ohio State recruits more minority engineers with summer bridge program | Spectrum News Ohio, April 14, 2021

Congress hears concerns about racial disparities in homeownership | WPXI-TV, April 14, 2021 (Prof. Jason Reece featured)

Research offers hope for stroke victims | KYMA-TV, April 12, 2021

Federal boost helps tech race from lab to car | Energy News Network, April 8, 2021

Podcast: What Tree Rings Can Tell Us About the U.S. Civil War | Eos, March 30, 2021

Study: Electromagnetic Fields May Inhibit the Spread of Breast Cancer | Pharmacy Times, March 24, 2021

Dr. Ayanna Howard explains how robots can learn sexism and racism | The View (ABC), March 23, 2021

Ohio State program aims to grow 'a new type of engineer' for Honda, other manufacturers | Columbus Business First, March 23, 2021

Cell Therapy Aids Stroke-Damaged Brain Repair, Restores 90% of Motor Function | Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News, March 22, 2021

New scholarship at OSU Lima aims to keep engineering talent in West Central Ohio | WLIO-TV, March 19, 2021

OSU gets nearly $5 million for self-driving car research | NBC4, March 16, 2021

Carbon tax less costly than other ways to cut CO2 emissions, study says | Energy News Network, March 15, 2021

This Might Come as a Shock: Electricity Could Help Wound Healing | Interesting Engineering, March 13, 2021

UV radiation kills coronavirus in lab, study finds | Medical Xpress, March 11, 2021

Energy Department awards $18 million for automated vehicle development | The Hill, March 11, 2021

Ohio State names first female dean at College of Engineering | NBC4, March 5, 2021

Salem Mall, Sears redevelopment a top priority for Trotwood | Dayton Daily News, March 5, 2021 (featuring Ohio State students and faculty)

REMADE Institute funds 24 new projects | Recycling Today, March 1, 2021 (includes two Ohio State Engineering researchers)

Ohio State opens clinical printing lab | 3D Printing Industry, February 28, 2021

At-Home Covid Testing Is Here | New York Times, February 26, 2021 (features Prof. Perena Gouma's research)

Students Create Rechargeable Battery System to Replace Gas Generators at Tailgating Events | Yahoo News, February 25

Ohio State leads effort to improve water security with Navajo Nation | Water & Wastes Digest, February 24, 2021

Texas had record blackouts this week due to the cold. How do the lights stay on in Ohio? | Cleveland Plain Dealer, February 19, 2021

COVID-19 breathalyzers being developed to detect those spreading the virus | Denver 7, February 17, 2021

Ohio State President Makes Increasing Interdisciplinary Research and Diversity Her Priorities | IEEE Spectrum, February 5, 2021

Novel AI tool takes a DeepCE dive into potential drugs for COVID-19 | Drug Target Review, February 4, 2021

Analytics startup signs COTA as first client | Columbus Dispatch, February 3, 2021 (alumnae featured)

This startup wants to make zero-emissions portable power a thing | Forbes, January 28, 2021

Ohio State researchers seeking treatment to prevent ventilator-induced injury to lungs | Columbus Dispatch, January 25, 2021

Researchers Use AI To Find New Uses for Existing Medications | VeryWell Health, January 21, 2021

Air Force Grant Fosters Diversity in Engineering | ASME.org, January 19, 2021

Get ready for metamorphic manufacturing | SME/Smart Manufacturing Magazine, January 14, 2021

Inspired by tailgaters, Ohio State students land $340,000 funding for portable 'power as a service' startup | Business First, January 8, 2021 (also covered by CleanTechnica)

Artificial Intelligence Project Aims To Find New Uses For Old Drugs | International Business Times, January 3, 2021

Membrane-based system for low-cost CO2 capture to be demonstrated at engineering scale | Chemical Engineering Magazine, January 1, 2021

Fueling growth: pH Matter advancing tech that’s been slow to develop | Columbus CEO, December 30, 2020 (pH Matter is an Ohio State Engineering spinout)

Ohio State grad donates 'adapted' toys for children with special needs | 10TV, December 21, 2020

California company coming to Logan County research facility | WHIO-TV, December 9, 2020

Gravity Data Reveal Unexpected Antarctic Ice Variations | Eos, December 6, 2020 (feat. research led by Assistant Prof. Lei Wang)

Waymo self-driving cars set out for Ohio snow at new testing facility | CNET, December 1, 2020 (Transportation Research Center featured)

Ohio State names new engineering dean, first woman in role | Columbus Dispatch, November 30, 2020 (also in Diverse Issues in Higher Education)

Air filtration and home ventilation reduce risk of spreading coronavirus, OSU researchers report | NBC4, November 24, 2020

Climate Change Shifts Arctic Animals' Seasonal Movements | Interesting Engineering, November 23, 2020 (Prof. Gil Bohrer featured)

Alternative materials could shrink concrete’s giant carbon footprint | Chemical & Engineering News, November 22, 2020 (Prof. Lisa Burris featured)

Nonprofit Association Fosters Community Among Hispanic STEM Students | Indiana Public Broadcasting, November 20, 2020 (student Karen Santos featured)

OSU student from Worthington, receives international engineering award for women | NBC4, November 13, 2020

NETL to award $13M to GTI and partners to advance carbon capture technology | Green Car Congress, November 11, 2020

In the Arctic, 'everything is changing,' massive animal tracking study finds | CBC, November 6, 2020 (also featured in Smithsonian Magazine)

Ohio State receives $1M grant for new test to detect allergens causing asthma symptoms | Columbus Dispatch, October 29, 2020

Improving cancer diagnostics through microfluidics | exRNA Research Portal, October 19, 2020

Bad balance: why dangerous falls are on the rise around the world | New Scientist, October 14, 2020 (cites Assoc. Prof. Manoj Srinivasan's research)

Engineering scholarship honors local native Don Glower and his wife | Mansfield News Journal, October 11, 2020

Professor James Gregory, Ph.D. to Receive the 2020 Brewer Trophy | SpaceRef, September 30, 2020

Soft Robots, Origami Could Deliver Medical Treatments | Manufacturing Business Technology, September 22, 2020

The advantages of impulse welding | Assembly Magazine, September 16, 2020

OSU researchers hope new tech will help in battle against wildfires | NBC4, September 15, 2020

Could Breathalyzers Make Covid Testing Quicker and Easier? | WIRED, September 14, 2020

The pandemic has revealed the cracks in US manufacturing: Here’s how to fix them | The Conversation, September 8, 2020

Ohio No. 2 for attractiveness to aerospace, aircraft developers, says PwC | Cleveland Business Journal, September 2, 2020 (Aerospace Research Center mentioned)

Jetpack Sighting at 3,000 Feet Over L.A. Prompts Investigation | New York Times, September 1, 2020

North Farmington alumni creates computer science app targeting diversity | C&G Newspapers, August 25, 2020

Improving cancer diagnostics through microfluidics | Medical Xpress, August 13, 2020

DOT Funds Four New University Transportation Centers | Transport Topics, August 4, 2020

Ohio State receives $1.9 million grant to thwart hackers targeting GPS | Columbus Dispatch, July 31, 2020

Scientists Created Tiny Organs That Could Bring an End to Animal Testing | Interesting Engineering, July 24, 2020

New Study Will Test Cleveland Wastewater For The Coronavirus | WKSU, July 22, 2020

Homes Have “Microbiomes” and You Probably Need to Vacuum Yours | Architectural Digest, July 16, 2020

Ohio State, 2U partner on tech bootcamp to launch October 2020 | HR Dive, July 15, 2020

Curbside collector | Landscape Architecture Magazine, July 11, 2020

Bio-Ink for 3-D Printing Inside the Body | IEEE Spectrum, July 2, 2020

Taking the noise out of hospital rooms | Healthcare-In-Europe.com, July 1, 2020

Apple, Google, and OSU developing technology to trace COVID-19 cases on your smartphone | Cleveland 19 News, June 30, 2020

Visualizations as an Architectural Storytelling Tool | ArchDaily, June 27, 2020

Smart Columbus facing unfinished projects as 2021 deadline looms | Columbus Dispatch, June 21, 2020

Tissue engineering moves closer to 3D printing inside the body | Physics World, June 17, 2020

Ohio State professor's invention could change how people are tested for COVID-19 | 10TV News, June 10, 2020 (also covered by MedGadget)

Could a breathalyzer detect COVID-19? OSU researchers are hopeful | Cleveland 19 News, June 8, 2020

How face masks affect our communication | BBC, June 8, 2020 (Prof. Aleix Martinez featured)

Ohio program to study sewage for coronavirus remains in development, eyeing expansion in July | Cleveland Plain Dealer, June 3, 2020

PFAS pollution from Chemours plant distributed by air | Chemical & Engineering News, May 28, 2020

The 20 most influential professors in smart manufacturing | SME Media, May 13, 2020 (Prof. Glenn Daehn featured)

Viewpoint: 4 ways to fix U.S. manufacturing to prepare for the next pandemic | Columbus Business First, May 11, 2020

Ohio State engineers create 2,000 3D printed face shields for OSU health care workers | ABC6-TV News, May 5, 2020

New Study Reveals That Tens of Thousands of Android Apps Have Undocumented Backdoors | CPO Magazine, May 1, 2020

How to work from home without hurting your back or driving your family crazy: Everything you need to know | Cleveland Plain Dealer, April 29, 2020

Ohio groups work together to make critical testing supplies | Dayton Daily News, April 18, 2020

How images of the coronavirus are made | Vox, April 14, 2020 (video features CEMAS' Frank Scheltens)

Anesthesiologists take precautions | ABC6 News, April 10, 2020 (PPE manufactured by CDME)

8.5% of phone apps have backdoors | Electronics Weekly, April 2, 2020

As nuclear waste piles up, scientists seek the best long-term storage solutions | Chemical & Engineering News, March 31, 2020

How AI could help in the fight against COVID-19 | TechRepublic, March 30, 2020

Artificial Intelligence to Identify Bombs from Vietnam War | AZO Robotics, March 25, 2020

Is BioProcessing 4.0 a Conceptual Leap or Incremental Advance? | Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News, March 18, 2020

Corrosion poses risk in nuclear waste storage | Frontline (India), March 13, 2020

These Impossibly Tiny Organs Could Finally End Animal Testing | Popular Mechanic, March 9, 2020

New Ubihere technology fills in for GPS indoors | GPS World, March 5, 2020

Research underway to 3D print segments of an organ and tissue inside the body | WFMJ-TV, March 3, 2020

At Ohio Air Taxi Symposium, Policy Seen as Far Behind Technology | Avionics International, March 3, 2020 (event organized and hosted by engineering student and faculty)

Delta Invests $1B in Fighting Climate Change, Including Fuel-Efficient Planes | The Great Courses Daily, February 27, 2020 (Prof. Jim Gregory quoted extensively)

Why faces don’t always tell the truth about feelings | Nature, February 25, 2020

OSU professors will ascend Mount Kilimanjaro to raise awareness of water needs, as they prepare to drill | WCMH-TV, February 21, 2020

Robotic Blacksmithing Could Be the Future of Manufacturing | Thomas Industry Insights, February 13, 2020

Ohio's TRC has been an auto investment magnet | Automotive News, February 10, 2020

For kids seeking opportunity, Columbus neighborhoods are worlds apart | Columbus Dispatch, February 5, 2020

High-level nuclear waste storage vessels could degrade much faster than previously thought | Physics Today, February 4, 2020

A new copper-titanium alloy enables 3D printing | Advanced Science News, February 3, 2020

An engineering student is helping envision a self-driving future for people with disabilities | Washington Post, January 31, 2020

Should You Buy a WiFi Range Extender? | Consumer Reports, January 30, 2020

How Tesla made a U-turn | Marketplace/NPR, January 29, 2020

Current model for storing nuclear waste may not be sufficiently safe, study says | ABC News, January 28, 2020 (also covered by FoxNews.com)

No GPS? Ubihere will find what you seek anyway | Columbus CEO, January 26, 2020

How Boeing’s Responsibility in a Deadly Crash ‘Got Buried’ | New York Times, January 19, 2020 (Prof. David Woods and Asst. Prof. Shawn Pruchnicki quoted)

Taking the Long View with Dorota A. Grejner-Brzezinska | Inside GNSS, January 12, 2020

The Transportation Research Center is Revolutionizing Mobility | Columbus Monthly & Columbus CEO, January 2020

Gene Therapy Method Transforms Human Cells into Mass Producers of Potential Therapeutics | Genetic Engineering News, December 18, 2019