Ohio State scientists pair data and clinical insight to find risks sooner, cut medication dangers and guide better decisions.
When the 12-year-old wrote to Dean Carroll Ann Trotman, she sent back plenty of encouragement for the aspiring Buckeye.
From resilient networks to cross-country partnerships, the professor brings researchers together to make daily life safer.
From WOSU’s headquarters to gardens and solar‑system art, Andy Ross ’64, ’67 JD backed projects that help people grow.
With bold collaboration, Tanya Berger-Wolf makes tools that help understand species and guide conservation decisions.
Dale Gelter ’89 built decades of safety and service at Don Scott Field, mentoring crews and tending details few travelers ever see.
Lois Stepney ’95 MSW, ’23 PhD uses simulations to help Buckeyes bring compassion and clarity to difficult conversations.
A fast‑moving generation of ideas is opening new doors—and Ohio State is preparing students, says Molly Ranz Calhoun ’86.
Here’s how students at Ohio State will become AI fluent in 4 years and how 5 Buckeyes have used AI to solve problems.
