Ohio State University research finds mutations help marine bacteria resist viruses and increase their ability to sink carbon, affecting carbon cycling and climate change.

Ohio Sea Grant has reported progress in research on harmful algal blooms (HABs), focusing on solutions for nutrient pollution and water quality improvement.

Northland High School engineering students build robots with a Battelle-funded grant, as part of the DRIVE project, which promotes STEM education and mentorship.

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.

Personalized algorithms may narrow perspectives and foster overconfidence in incorrect information, according to a study led by Giwon Bahg, suggesting a distorted view of reality.

Ohio State University researchers developed a dataset named RoboSpatial, advancing robots' spatial understanding, which could improve their interaction in the 3D world.

Ohio State University plans to hire 100 AI-focused faculty members within five years, as part of a strategy to enhance research and education and strengthen its national and global standing in AI.

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.

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 chemists have developed a new method to measure carbon monoxide's bond strength on catalysts, aiding in CO2-to-fuel conversion, with implications for cleaner fuel production.

Ohio State University researchers conducted a comprehensive study on the human brain's connectivity and functions, providing new insights into its organizational principles.

Ohio State University researchers have developed living computers using mushrooms, which could offer a sustainable alternative to semiconductor technology.

The Ohio Bee Survey identifies over 330 species, enhancing bee diversity knowledge, with unexpected research boosts in other insect studies and strong public engagement.