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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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 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.