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.

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.

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.

Researchers from Ohio State University and the University of Houston study if atropine eye drops can prevent nearsightedness in high-risk children, funded by a $25 million NIH grant.

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 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.

The ODNR is accepting applications for its Ohio Geology Student Research Grant program, offering a $2,500 grant for geological studies relevant to Ohio.

Ohio State partners with Google to give its campus community access to AI tools for enhancing education and research, focusing on AI integration into undergraduate studies.

Astronomers from Ohio State University discovered that ASASSN-24fw's 8-month dimming was caused by a dust cloud, and it might be part of a binary system.

The Ohio State University study warns of the risks in relying solely on AI in safety-critical settings, emphasizing the need to consider human-AI team performance.

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.