Science

Maumee Hosts Workshop to Combat Invasive Spotted Lanternfly

City partners with Rotary Club to educate residents on threat and DIY traps

Agriculture Drones Market to Reach $10.76 Billion by 2030

Driven by a 32.6% CAGR, the agriculture drones market is poised for explosive growth, overcoming regulatory hurdles and security concerns.

Ohio EPA Proposes Allowing Data Centers to Dump Wastewater into Rivers

Critics raise concerns over environmental impact and costs to taxpayers

Columbus Museum Named Best in the Nation by 'USA Today'

COSI wins top science museum award for sixth time in fan-voted competition.

UC's College of Arts & Sciences Expands Research and Teaching Support with Discovery Amplified

New initiative provides tailored guidance, collaboration, and strategic partnerships to boost scholarly impact

UC's Research Surges With $346M In Awards

University of Cincinnati sees 6.6% increase in sponsored research funding, with growth in clinical trials and federal rankings.

Athens Hosts Talk on Astrophotography

Local expert to share tips for capturing the night sky with smartphones, telescopes, and more.

Scientists Use Lasers to Turn Moon Dust Into Building Material

3D printing technique could enable lunar construction without hauling supplies from Earth

Researchers Use Lunar Dirt to Create Durable Structures

Simulated moon soil can be 3D printed into heat-resistant objects, potentially enabling more sustainable space missions.

AI System Boosts Rare Disease Trial Enrollment Efficiency and Diversity

Cleveland Clinic and Dyania Health study shows AI-powered medical chart review can identify more eligible patients, including underrepresented groups, for rare disease clinical trials.

Battelle Awarded Contract to Advance US Biological Threat Reduction

The $93.3 million contract will support the Defense Threat Reduction Agency's biological threat reduction initiatives.

New Study Revises Estimates on Extracellular Vesicle Travel Distance

Researchers develop novel techniques to study these microscopic cellular messengers in tissue-like environments.

Research Examines Far-Red Photons' Impact on Tomato Photosynthesis

Study finds inclusion of far-red photons essential for accurate estimation of light compensation point in tomato plants.

Study Examines Far-Red Light's Impact on Tomato Photosynthesis

Research from Ohio State University sheds light on how far-red photons affect light compensation point in tomato plants.

Researchers Develop Process to Reduce Unpleasant Smells in Plant-Based Proteins

Two-step fermentation method removes up to 99% of off-putting aromas, making plant proteins more appealing to consumers.