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Alexis Crockett and Henry Tran

ASC Students Named Churchill Scholars

Two arts and sciences senior honors students, Alexis Crockett (neuroscience and psychology) and Henry Tran (chemistry and mathematics), have been named 2016 Churchill Scholars.

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Astronomers May Have Discovered the Most Powerful Supernova

An international team of astronomers including Professors Krzysztof Stanek, Christopher Kochanek and Todd Thompson in Ohio State's Department of Astronomy may have discovered the largest…

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New Career-Prep Tool Available to ASC Students

As 2016 kicks into gear, it’s time to nail down that summer internship, start job searching, or develop career readiness more broadly. Now, Arts and Sciences students have a central platform to…

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Molecular Geneticist Awarded 3-Year $772,000 NSF Grant

Molecular Genetics Assistant Professor Anna Dobritsa’s new, three-year $772,000 NSF grant supports research on processes that are not only interesting to plant biologists, but to materials…

Stuart Ludsin

EEOB Researcher PI on Ohio Board of Regents Study to Determine Possible Health Impacts of Lake Erie Cyanotoxins

Stuart Ludsin, co-director of Ohio State’s Aquatic Ecology Laboratory, and EEOB associate professor, is PI on a new, two-year, $162,598 Ohio Board of Regents grant that will study fish flesh…

Michelle Withers, Caroline Breitenberger, Randy Phillis

Teaching Ohio State’s Largest Major Gets a Makeover: CLSE Holds Ohio State's First National Academies Summer Institute June 8-12

The first National Academies Summer Institute at Ohio State (NASI@OSU) held this week, June 8-12 at the Center for Life Sciences Education (CLSE), is a targeted initiative to improve how biology…

Laura Kubatko, statistics, and Andi Wolfe, EEOB

New $758, 208 NSF Grant to Test Adaptive Radiation Theory in Penstemon

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The new three-year (April 1, 2015 – March 31, 2018) $758, 208 NSF Grant awarded to PI, Andrea Wolfe, associate professor; evolution, ecology and organismal biology; and co-PI…