Columbus on Cyber Edge, Rhysida Ransomware Ruckus, City Counters Hackers' $1.7M Bitcoin Blackmail!
The hacker group Rhysida demands a 30 bitcoin ransom from Columbus, setting a new deadline after their auction for the city's stolen data received no bids. Local officials dispute the hackers' claim that they've leaked the data.
Welcome Jim Connolly, Dublin Announces New Director of Information Technology Poised to Enhance City's Digital Innovation
Jim Connolly has been named the new Director of Information Technology for the City of Dublin, previously serving in the same role for the NHL's Columbus Blue Jackets.
Advanced Drainage Systems Unveils New Engineering and Technology Center in Hilliard, Pledges 200 Jobs
Advanced Drainage Systems opened its Engineering and Technology Center in Hilliard, investing $65 million and creating 200 jobs. The facility focuses on product development and recycling.
Ohio's Tech Boom: Amazon Announces Whopping $10 Billion Investment for Data Center Expansion in the Buckeye State
Amazon Web Services plans to invest $10 billion in Ohio for data center infrastructure expansion, expected to create high-paying jobs and strengthen the state's tech industry by 2030.
Ohio Department of Commerce Offers Key Cybersecurity Tips Amid Rising Cybercrime
The Ohio Department of Commerce offers advice to mitigate cybercrime, citing increased incidents and financial losses. During Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Week, strategies like MFA and strong passwords are recommended.
Ohio State Study: Peer Comparison May Undermine Confidence in STEM Students' Abilities
Ohio State University research suggests that STEM students who compare their effort to peers may have reduced confidence in their ability to succeed, with the impact more pronounced when they believe they work harder than classmates.
Ohio State University's Groundbreaking Study Offers Blueprint for Integrating Opioid Use Disorder Treatment into Healthcare
Ohio State University researchers published a study in "Psychological Services" outlining strategies to improve care for patients with OUD, focusing on integrated medication-based treatment within healthcare services.
Ohio State University Study Cautions Against Unintended Consequences of Assisted Gene Flow in Endangered Species
Study shows that genetic rescue efforts, like assisted gene flow to endangered species, risk introducing harmful mutations, as found in Eastern massasauga rattlesnakes' genomes.
Memory Revolution: Ohio State University Unveils Liquid Crystals with Potential to Transform Data Storage
Ohio State University researchers have developed a method for liquid crystals to retain movement information, potentially transforming them into players in memory storage and sensor technology.
Ohio State Engineers Ignite Space Travel Revolution with Breakthrough Nuclear Propulsion Tech
Ohio State University engineers are developing a centrifugal nuclear thermal rocket (CNTR) that could double the efficiency of nuclear propulsion for space travel, potentially reducing mission times and increasing payload capacity.
Ohio State Professor Angus Fletcher Explores Human Cognitive Superiority Over AI in New Book "Primal Intelligence"
Angus Fletcher's new book "Primal Intelligence" argues that essential human cognitive skills, such as imagination and commonsense, are out of reach for AI, emphasizing the limits of AI in decision-making and innovation.
Ohio State University Study Reveals Sex-Specific Resource Allocation Strategies in Crickets
Ohio State University researchers discovered male crickets bulk up and store energy, while female crickets invest in reproductive organs, revealing differing life strategies studied in a lab environment, as reported by OSU News.
Ohio State University Researchers Launch ECODATA: New Open-Source Wildlife Tracking Tool to Aid Conservation Efforts
Ohio State University researchers have developed ECODATA, a user-friendly, open-source software that turns wildlife tracking data into animations, aiding conservation and wildlife management efforts.
Big Ten Academic Alliance Spotlights Cybersecurity with Engaging Tales of Digital Threats at Ohio State University Event
IT experts from the Big Ten Academic Alliance, including OSU's Reg Jackson, share stories of digital threats to promote cybersecurity awareness, advocating for good practices like regular password updates and reporting phishing attempts.
Ohio State University Fuels AI Innovation and Entrepreneurship with Construct I/O 2025 Summit in Columbus
The Construct I/O 2025 summit hosted by The Ohio State University focused on tech innovation and featured insights from OSU leaders and alumni entrepreneurs, highlighting the university's AI education initiatives and startup successes.
Study by The Ohio State University Highlights LEO Satellites as Potential GPS Alternatives for Enhanced Arctic Navigation
Researchers are investigating the use of LEO satellites as a backup for GPS navigation, particularly in challenging environments like the Arctic, to enhance accuracy and security against signal disruption.
Columbus Study Finds Bottled Water Swimming With Nanoplastics, Tap Comes Out Cleaner
An Ohio State study finds bottled water contains roughly three times as many nanoplastic particles as treated tap water. Researchers say switching to tap or filtered water reduces exposure.
Rev1 Plants 43,000-Square-Foot ‘Software Alley’ In Downtown Franklinton
Rev1 opened a 43,000‑square‑foot startup hub at The Peninsula in Franklinton, offering Founder Lounge, Scale‑Up Suites and programming aimed at software and AI founders. The move puts Rev1 closer to downtown customers and investors.
Ohio U Wrist Test Nails Hidden Fracture Threat DXA Missed
Ohio University researchers report a radiation-free wrist test that measured bone stiffness and identified fracture risk better than standard DXA in a multicenter study. The test could fill a major screening gap if larger trials confirm the findings.
Neck Nerve Shot Turbocharges PTSD Recovery For Troops, Columbus Study Finds
An Ohio State randomized trial found adding a stellate ganglion block to therapy produced fast, durable drops in veterans' PTSD symptoms. The nerve block sped recovery in many participants.
Ohio State Lab Says Long COVID Is Quietly Wrecking Smell, Hearing and Balance
An Ohio State study using objective lab tests of 60 adults finds long COVID often causes measurable smell, hearing, balance and cognitive problems, with age and severe illness linked to worse outcomes.
Ohio State Plots Giant Tech Tower To Dominate 315 And Startups
Ohio State is pitching a skyline-scale "tech tower" visible from State Route 315 that leaders say will centralize labs and speed student startups into business. University officials call it a way to make the campus a hands-on R&D partner for Ohio companies.
Tiny Ohio State ‘Nanochip’ Zaps Shredded Nerves Back To Life In Mice
A millisecond 'nanochip' used with nerve grafts helped grow blood vessels and speed functional recovery in mice, Ohio State researchers report. The approach is promising but still preclinical.
Buckeye Tech Mogul Drops Another $15 Million On High-Octane OSU Degree
Ratmir Timashev pledged $15 million to Ohio State to back a new bachelor’s that blends computer science and business, pairing rigorous coursework with paid work experience. The proposal is on the university review track and aims to enroll its first students in Autumn 2027.
Meta’s Big Nuclear Bet Inches Toward Pike County Reality After DOE Greenlight
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.



























































