Congrats to Jeniveve Pearson
Congrats to undergraduate student Jeniveve Pearson for winnin the prestigious Undergraduate Research Scholarship/ International Research Grant from the College of Arts and Sciences!
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Daily Post: Ohio State helps dark energy instrument's lenses see the night sky for the first time
On April 1 the dome of the Mayall Telescope near Tucson, Arizona, opened to the night sky, and starlight poured through the assembly of six large lenses that were carefully packaged and aligned for a new instrument that will launch later this year.
Confronting the STEM Syndrome | Michael Stamatikos | TEDxOhioStateUniversity
Check out Professor Michael Stamatikos as he explores the STEM Syndrome at our TEDx event!
Aces of Trades – Michael Stamatikos works with NASA in Newark
Read more about the fantastic work done by Professor Michael Stamatikos at the SciDome here!
Gigantic Japanese detector prepares to catch neutrinos from supernovae
Eleven thousand giant orange eyes confront the lucky few who have entered the Super-Kamiokande underground neutrino observatory in Japan — by far the largest neutrino detector of its kind in the world.
Laura Lopez named one of this year's Cottrell Scholars
Research Corporation for Science Advancement (RCSA), America's first foundation dedicated wholly to science, announces 24 recipients of its 2019 Cottrell Scholar Awards.
Professor Johnson Discusses how Elements Came from the Lives and Deaths of Stars
In a recent review article in Science, Jennifer Johnson, professor of astronomy, outlines how chemical elements arise from stars and how the life cycles of stars drive the ever-changing composition of the universe.