News 5 Cleveland: Local scientists expand our understanding of the universe
Ami Choi, postdoctoral scholar in the Department of Physics, talks about her work with the Dark Energy Survey Research Team, which has collected images covering about one-eighth of the sky.
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This Week in Research and Creativity
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Mansfield Microfarms craft sustainable urban agriculture model
Kip Curtis, an associate professor of history at Ohio State-Mansfield, is hoping to craft a new narrative around sustainability through the Mansfield Microfarm Project, which places social justice and equity at the forefront of urban agriculture.
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Grasshoppers & roadblocks: Coping with COVID-19 in rural Mexico
For many of Mexico’s Indigenous people, who are poor and ignored by state and federal governments, the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic is one that rests primarily with themselves, said Jeffrey Cohen, a professor of anthropology.
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A rare observation of a vampire bat adopting an unrelated pup
The death of a vampire bat 19 days after giving birth presented scientists led by Imran Razik, a graduate student in evolution, ecology and organismal biology, with an unexpected chance to observe a rare event: a female bat’s adoption of an unrelated baby.
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Daniel Wozniak looks at what makes us sick
Daniel Wozniak, professor in the Department of Microbiology, studies bacterial pathogenesis and gene regulation. He joins host David Staley to discuss his research exploring how bacteria live in human hosts and what kinds of treatment can stop their growth. Listen to the latest on "Voices of Excellence" on Soundcloud and iTunes.
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AAEP Chair Karen Hutzel receives 2021 Ziegfeld Service Award
The United States Society for Education through Art has named Karen Hutzel, chair of the Department of Arts Administration, Education and Policy, as its 2021 recipient of the Ziegfeld Service Award for outstanding national service in art education.
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Statistics PhD graduate Dionne Swift featured in ASA's February newsletter
In celebration of Black History Month, the American Statistical Association (ASA) recognized "10 individuals from the Black/African American collective who have made tremendous contributions to the field of statistics." Dionne Swift, who is now at Procter & Gamble, was among those featured.
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Feb. 25: Sports and Society Initiative's 'Intersectionality of Change'
Please join the Sports and Society Initiative for the first event of "Intersectionality of Change," a four-part series looking at how sports can empower people to use their voices and become change agents for social justice.
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My Beautiful Stutter: Conversation with Director Ryan Gielen
Feb. 17 | Learn more
Creative Pathfinders: Department of Design
Feb. 17 | Learn more
Department of Theatre, Film and Media Arts: Past, Present and Future
Feb. 18 | Learn more
COMPAS Panel: COVID in the Community
Feb. 19 | Learn more
Collaborative Animals
Through Feb. 19 | Learn more
Undergraduate Scholarship Exhibition
Feb. 22 - March 21 | Learn more
Xiaoxing Xi: Scientific Espionage, Open Exchange and U.S. Competitiveness
Feb. 23 | Learn more
Proximity
Feb. 23 - March 19 | Learn more
'trace layer play'
Feb. 23 - 26 | Learn more
Black Studies Matter: Time for a Truth & Reconciliation Commission in the US?
Feb. 24 | Learn more
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European Relations with China and the Implications for the United States
Feb. 24 | Learn more
Visualizing Music
Feb. 24 | Learn more
TDAI Speaker Series: Cecile Viboud
Feb. 25 | Learn more
Religion, Healing and the Movement for Black Lives
Feb. 25 | Learn more
Christian Kingdoms within the Umayyad Caliphate?
Feb. 26 | Learn more
Director Iqbal Khan: 'The Problematic Privilege of Interpreting the Bard'
Feb. 26 | Learn more
The Current State of Democracy in Europe
Feb. 26 | Learn more
19ChoreOVIDS
Through Feb. 28 | Learn more
Here We Go
Through March 7 | Learn more
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