The team researches metabolism, the immune system and other factors to give spinal cord patients better daily life.
Recruited to Ohio State at age 26, Ratmir Timashev turned opportunity into two wildly successful tech companies. It inspired his commitment to paying forward.
“We want to be a high-tech mecca,” says Ratmir Timashev. His generosity will create opportunities for students and faculty.
Twin science parks will lead to innovative research and inject Ohio State into the space commercialization conversation.
At Agape Automation, Ohio State students and alumni are innovating to make work more efficient and enjoyable for restaurant associates.
These professors, researchers and medical professionals maintain a constant focus on improving people’s lives.
President’s Buckeye Accelerator provides teams with funding, skills building and mentorship to help them help others.
Howard M. Johnson found a bright future on a campus far from home. Now, he and his late wife are lighting the way for others.
Kristin Chesnutt is the first recipient of the Nancy Byrd Johnson and Howard M. Johnson endowment, and a kindred spirit.
