Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Cincinnati this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Cincinnati this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Mosquitoes carrying the West Nile Virus were found in Delhi Township, Hamilton County, prompting public health officials to increase surveillance and prevention efforts. No human cases reported.

The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati successfully implanted a BiVACOR Total Artificial Heart in the fourth patient of an FDA study, assisting a man with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.

Researchers found that mosquitoes feed more during droughts, possibly increasing disease spread, and can also survive long dry spells due to resilient eggs and slowed metabolism.

The AHA provided a statement on changes in critical care cardiology, highlighting increased complexity and multidisciplinary approaches. Dr. Becker of UC discussed these shifts and the field's evolution since the 1960s.

Cyberattacks on healthcare providers have raised concerns about ransomware. Experts at the University of Cincinnati stress the importance of cyber-resiliency and note the high risk due to sensitive data and operational urgency.

The Space Weather Prediction Center has issued a watch for a possible G4 geomagnetic storm that could allow the Northern Lights to be visible in the Tri-State region, depending on the impact of a solar ejection.

The study demonstrates that electronic informed consent (eConsent) can enhance stroke trial recruitment and adherence, with 33.7% of participants enrolled using this method and 56.1% of sites employing it.

The University of Cincinnati discusses agentic AI, defined as autonomous systems acting with minimal human oversight, and its potential impact across various sectors.

Recent data suggests that dark energy, which drives the universe's expansion, might evolve over time, challenging the idea of it being constant and requiring a reassessment of cosmological theories.

Emerging practices in TBI management, including a blood biomarker test and a quantitative pupillometer, are revolutionizing emergency care, as discussed by Dr. Kreitzer from the University of Cincinnati.

UC research professor Gail Fairhurst received the ICA Steve Chaffee Career Achievement Award for communication studies.

Study led by Dr. Shah of the University of Cincinnati finds using assisted reproductive technology increases pregnancy risks in women with kidney transplants.

University of Cincinnati incorporates VR in language education, allowing cultural immersion on campus, expanding access and enhancing learning experiences.

The University of Cincinnati joins a Phase 1 clinical trial testing CAR-T cell therapy for MS, exploring this cancer treatment method for potential use in autoimmune diseases.

A University of Cincinnati study, led by Dr. Silvi Shah, shows higher pregnancy risks for kidney transplant recipients using assisted reproductive technology, without affecting live birth rates or transplant survival.

The University of Cincinnati has announced a program funded by an NSF grant, which will enable engineering students to learn about semiconductor manufacturing in Taiwan over the next five years.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati found that certain spiders can trick AI into mistaking them for wasps, which was confirmed by a study published in Behavioral Ecology.

Dr. Drosatos of the University of Cincinnati has received a $2.6 million grant to investigate diabetic cardiomyopathy, with a focus on the role of the GLUT1 protein in heart disease among individuals with diabetes.

The University of Cincinnati created the IL&ET Working Group to explore XR, VR, AR, and Holography for education and research, seeking campus input to inform strategy.

Dr. Yasmin Aziz discusses the need for research on managing hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage, emphasizing the absence of specific blood pressure targets for patients.

Tembo, a startup from Cincinnati's 1819 Innovation Hub, has developed an AI system that assists developers by identifying and fixing code issues, aiming to increase efficiency and innovation.

The University of Cincinnati announces an update to the UC Service Portal, enhancing IT services accessibility for the campus community, with a launch date set for August 4.

University of Cincinnati researchers, led by Assistant Professor Sameh Eisa, obtained a $700,000 DARPA grant to create drones mimicking albatross flight for enhanced efficiency.

University of Cincinnati researchers are developing drones inspired by albatrosses' efficient flight, aiming to replicate their energy-conserving soaring technique with funding from DARPA.

The article discusses the rising energy demands and economic impacts of AI technology, highlighting concerns about increased electric bills and the need for more energy-efficient AI systems.

The study from the University of Cincinnati finds that like humans, pregnant cockroaches need more sleep for their offspring's health, impacting gestation and milk protein production.

Rod Fussinger recovered from a brain disorder misdiagnosed as Parkinson's, thanks to Dr. LaPorta's accurate diagnosis and treatment at UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute.

The University of Cincinnati has developed a technology, using cameras for real-time ergonomic analysis, to prevent workplace injuries, eliminating the need for wearable sensors.

The University of Cincinnati investigates long-term outcomes in subdural hematoma patients, focusing on risks associated with blood thinners in the elderly.

A University of Cincinnati study by Joshua Miller indicates moose may be native to Colorado's southern Rockies, influencing regional wildlife management and protection strategies.

Study shows alteplase is effective for acute ischemic stroke up to 24 hours after symptoms, potentially extending treatment window and improving patient outcomes.

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center begins a Phase 3 trial for a new radiation therapy aimed at improving survival for inoperable pancreatic cancer patients.

Dr. Annabelle Anandappa received two grants to study RAS inhibitors for blood cancer, specifically acute myeloid leukemia, expanding research beyond solid tumors.

A 10-year-old with a neuromuscular disorder, Jude, experienced a custom Minecraft-themed surprise from Microsoft and Make-A-Wish at the University of Cincinnati.

Expert warns that probiotics can disrupt microbiome diversity and may harm some, like cancer patients on immunotherapy, but can also help manage specific conditions like infectious diarrhea.

The article discusses the challenges primary care physicians face when managing thyroid eye disease, noting the lack of specific guidelines and the need for a multidisciplinary approach.

Researchers discuss the potential of psychedelics to treat substance use disorders, emphasizing their positive effects and the ongoing shift in how these substances are viewed in medical treatment.

Kao Corporation visited the Cincinnati Innovation District's Learning Lab to enhance communication strategies with third-party manufacturers, guided by Learning Lab’s director Nicholas Partridge.

Chauncey Joyce inaugurated as the first Mischell Endowed Professor at the University of Cincinnati, enhancing finance education with industry experience and innovative teaching methods.

Israel Ajiboye earned "Graduate Student Engineer of the Month" at the University of Cincinnati for his work in biomedical applications and heart diagnostics.

Midwest boxwood shrubs are being damaged by box tree caterpillars, with significant destruction noted in East Cincinnati, says biologist Theresa Culley.

The NSF awarded $3M to UC and Kent State to foster research collaboration with their SHARE program, aiming to aid smaller institutions and streamline processes.

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center is advancing the treatment of blood cancers by identifying new mutations and pushing potential treatments through trials, aiming to improve survival rates.

Butler County prepares for the Autumnal Equinox on September 22, at 2:19 PM EDT, a significant astronomical event with equal day and night lengths.

A University of Cincinnati physicist discusses the roles of dark matter and dark energy, which make up 95% of the universe, in an interview with the BBC.

Charity Moeller leads advanced simulation education at the University of Cincinnati's Nursing College, emphasizing practical learning and risk-free collaborative environments.

Alique Topalian's research sheds light on the long-term health challenges faced by cancer survivors, emphasizing the need for specialized post-treatment care.

University of Cincinnati researchers, led by Associate Professor LaShan Hendrix, are studying ways to reverse arterial calcification at the cellular level, challenging the belief that it is an inevitable part of aging.

UC researchers discover a drug targeting a specific protein in pancreatic cancer that may increase survival rates; it has been successful in preclinical trials.

Sensory Robotics, at the University of Cincinnati's 1819 Innovation Hub, received a $1.25 million grant for their 3D-sensing safety tech for Air Force hangars.

Dr. Raj M. Manglik, a renowned University of Cincinnati professor known for his contributions to thermal fluids and energy systems, passed away at 72, leaving a legacy of innovation and mentorship.

Jalen Tucker at the University of Cincinnati underscores the need for continual learning in IT and cybersecurity to keep up with evolving threats. He has gained hands-on experience through co-ops.

The article describes research on proton re-irradiation for head and neck cancer, presented by Taylor MacDonald, highlighting its role, possible benefits, and associated risks.

The article discusses the challenge of colorectal cancer in the U.S., highlighting the role of the KRAS gene mutation in the disease. Joan Garrett has received a grant to research combination treatments targeting KRAS mutations.

EU bans nail polish ingredient, sparking safety debate. Expert Kelly Dobos explains TPO's low risk during gel manicures, emphasizing its minimal exposure and alternatives like TPO-L. She advises salon clients to inquire about product ingredients.

A team of researchers proposes that black holes might emit dark energy, offering insights into the universe's accelerated expansion, as detailed in Physical Review Letters.

The new greenspace at Cincinnati Children's Hospital College Hill Campus aims to aid healing for young patients with amenities like a playground and walking paths.

Dr. Stephen Rush discusses the genetic factors of adult ADHD, noting a significant hereditary component and the complex interaction between genes and environment in diagnosis risk.

The UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute has received a $5 million donation from the L.I.F.E. Foundation to support Alzheimer's and neurodegenerative disease research.

Xiaoting Zhang's research on breast cancer drug resistance at the University of Cincinnati has led to a startup, RNA Nanotherapeutics, aiming to improve treatment efficacy with RNA nanotechnology.

Experts discuss the role of AI in stroke research and treatment, emphasizing the need for human oversight and diverse data sets for ethical and effective use.

University of Cincinnati engineers, led by researcher Kaurab Gautam, are developing quieter jet engine nozzle designs to reduce noise pollution affecting military service members and aircraft.

The University of Cincinnati's Blood Cancer Healing Center has become a national model for combining design and construction in healthcare, focusing on collaborative, patient-centered care, and integrating research and education.

Kelly Dobos from the University of Cincinnati explains the benefits and uses of squalane in skincare products, noting its hydrating properties and popularity.

The University of Cincinnati has joined a national clinical trial testing three FDA-approved medicines for TBI recovery, supervised by Dr. Laura Ngwenya, aiming to improve treatment and patient outcomes.

A University of Cincinnati report suggests that the Mediterranean diet may help manage liver disease, particularly MASLD, by reducing fat accumulation and inflammation in the liver.

Horror filmmaker Spencer Lackey teaches UC College-Conservatory of Music students to create engaging short-form videos in the Digital Performance Lab.

The University of Cincinnati launches Bearcat AI Ready!, a program integrating AI into its operations, led by VP Bharath Prabhakaran to transition UC from 'AI-fluent' to 'AI-ready'.

Professor Victoria LaPoe studies how AI can help non-profits with messaging and fundraising, inspired by quarterback Joe Burrow's foundation. She views journalism as a means for solutions and public good.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati aim to fight cancer by rearranging tumor cell structures to starve cancer cells, focusing on lipid droplet manipulation.

Research reveals an app that allows a smartwatch to detect structural heart disease using AI to analyze ECG data, as reported by UC News and Medscape.

University of Cincinnati biologists discovered monk parakeets use cautious strategies to avoid conflict when meeting new flock members, potentially offering insights into social dynamics across species.

The University of Cincinnati leads a trial to test oral TXA's effects on ACL surgery recovery in young athletes, potentially improving rehab outcomes.

Ohio REACH is aiding foster youth in higher education, as success stories and initiatives to support these students, including emergency funds, emerge alongside concerns about foster care challenges.

University of Cincinnati Cancer Center study advances understanding of pancreatic cancer resistance to KRAS inhibitor treatments, exploring EGFR's role in this process.

University of Cincinnati alum Matthew Terry created an AI tool, Suade, to improve telemarketers' success rates by providing real-time advice during calls.

UC experts Metzger and Dobos demystify health and beauty claims, specifically discussing collagen's ineffectiveness in topical form and urging caution with supplements.

The University of Cincinnati will lead a study on the post-surgery use of TXA to improve ACL reconstruction recovery, focusing on reducing knee bleeding, swelling, and pain.

KDIGO updated treatment guidelines for two kidney diseases, which could improve patient care and outcomes according to nephrologists at the University of Cincinnati.

Stephen Rush from the University of Cincinnati discussed concerns about AI in teen mental health therapy, stressing that AI still lacks the ability to deal with crises effectively.

ChatGPT helps holiday shoppers with gift ideas and budgeting, as highlighted by Professor Sachin Modi and examined by WLWT through shopper surveys at Rookwood Commons.

University of Cincinnati alumna Taylor Allgood has been selected as a 2026 Marshall Scholar, set to study food anthropology and international planning in the UK.

The University of Cincinnati team developed a "sound bulb" to help visually impaired students in physics, spotlighted in The Physics Teacher. The device turns light levels into sound frequencies to aid learning.

Professor Scott Dust at the University of Cincinnati is advancing academia and business in Cincinnati by fostering student leadership and partnering with local companies to address challenges like AI integration and managerial development.

The COBRA trial shows KRd improves multiple myeloma outcomes compared to VRd, despite higher toxicity rates, adding complexity to treatment decisions.

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center's LDDL is advancing blood cancer treatments and mentoring future scientists, providing hands-on experience in groundbreaking research.

Dr. Robert Neel discusses how holiday stress affects caregivers by increasing stress hormones but also suggests ways to stimulate 'feel-good' chemicals for balance.

Students at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine studied how AI, specifically ChatGPT, can assist in qualitative research by coding survey responses, earning a national award for their work.

Research suggests fusion reactors could aid in detecting dark matter, proposing the use of a French reactor for this purpose, as described in a study involving University of Cincinnati Professor Jure Zupan.

The FDA approved six new drugs in 2025 for various kidney diseases, with experts highlighting advancements and the growing treatment pipeline for nephrology.

Dr. Malti Vij discusses the role of weight loss drugs complemented by holistic eating habits and lifestyle choices, emphasising the need for a balanced approach to overall well-being.

Lynn Pickering, a UC graduate, advocates for trustworthy AI in aerospace, emphasizing the need for systems that humans can understand and control, as she discusses her work with the Ohio Federal Research Network.

Different generations use AI in varied ways, with younger people adopting it quickly and older ones being cautious, says the University of Cincinnati, highlighting its 1819 Innovation Hub's role in ethical AI education and development.

The University of Cincinnati is hosting an AI & Emerging Technology Symposium on Feb. 18 for the UC community, focusing on the future of education and more.

The University of Cincinnati College of Medicine received a $1.1 million grant to develop an AI-driven program for medical education focusing on personalized feedback and clinical reasoning.

The University of Cincinnati College of Medicine received a $1.1 million AMA grant to integrate AI with physician training, enhancing communication and clinical reasoning skills.

The University of Cincinnati's CubeCats organization is set to launch its first student-led satellite, LEOPARDSat-1, from the ISS in partnership with NASA.

University of Cincinnati Cancer Center researchers aim to develop new glioblastoma treatments using "glioblastoma-on-a-chip" and immunostimulatory wafers following surgery.

Clinical trial results indicate a protein, rFVIIa, may benefit certain stroke patients when administered quickly, with a focus on acute intracerebral hemorrhage treatments.

Cincinnati‑based Onconetix said it will acquire Las Vegas’s Realbotix in an all‑stock deal, shifting the company from oncology tests to humanoid AI robots. The exchange would give Realbotix’s parent a controlling stake pending approvals.

The Dark Energy Survey's latest findings, aided by Professor Jessica Muir and her team, are providing new insights into the universe's accelerated expansion and the mysterious dark energy.

The University of Cincinnati's DAAP acquired a state-of-the-art digital knitting machine, boosting its textile innovation capabilities and student education in fashion design.

Fourth graders at Normandy Elementary in Washington Township explored tech used in law enforcement with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, including a drone and robot.

A Christ Hospital team used a catheter, stent and electrocautery to reopen a blocked graft stump for a 70‑year‑old patient previously told there were no options.

A UC lab has developed a menstrual‑fluid home test that early trials say could cut the typical seven‑year wait for an endometriosis diagnosis to months.

Cincinnati Children’s-led research links low maternal antibodies before birth to severe newborn E. coli sepsis and points to possible prenatal screening.

UC Health unveiled the DARRIO Simulation Center in Clifton — an immersive, VR‑driven training hub built to sharpen Air Force medics and improve trauma care. The center pairs lifelike simulations with research to scale readiness.

Xavier University announced a $2 million gift as it builds the nation’s first Jesuit osteopathic medical school, adding momentum to a $500M fundraising campaign.

A NEJM‑published LATITUDE trial shows monthly cabotegravir‑rilpivirine injections reduced regimen failures among people who struggle with daily oral HIV therapy. University of Cincinnati clinicians were among the lead sites.

Eyas Medical Imaging signed a new Cincinnati lease and is ramping up to sell the FDA-cleared Ascent3T neonatal MRI while planning to expand local staff.

A Christ Hospital pilot found an AI virtual assistant could speed guideline‑directed therapy and reduce short‑term hospitalizations for new heart‑failure patients.

A $2.8M NIH award — the largest federal grant in Xavier’s history — will boost labs, faculty startup funds and student research as the university builds a new medical college.

Crain's roundup of Q1 2026 VC rounds shows Ohio startups pulled in several big checks, led by a $30M Series B for Solon-based Eagle Wireless.

Intrust IT opened a Brentwood office after joining Nashville-based 3LS, bringing its employee-owned MSP model to Middle Tennessee and creating cross-region opportunities for sister companies eyeing Cincinnati.

The Christ Hospital completed its first combined heart‑and‑kidney transplant, a milestone that keeps complex transplant care closer to home for Cincinnati patients. The move arrives during Donate Life Month.

UC cut the ribbon on a new imaging R&D center that pairs university clinicians with GE HealthCare engineers to speed MRI innovation.

Cincinnati Childrens won a five‑year, up‑to‑$17.25M ARIA award to join the IMPACT Network and begin local enrollment for a study meant to speed autism trials.

A Cincinnati‑led genetics analysis of 944 children found dozens of risk variants that help predict which kids progress to chronic pancreatitis.

A DOE safety milestone and Meta’s backing have accelerated Oklo’s plan for a 1.2‑GW nuclear campus at the former PORTS site in Pike County, promising jobs and reviving safety debates. Local history and HALEU supply timelines will shape the next phase.