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Ohio’s COVID-19 experience offers lessons

August 13, 2020

UC's Geospatial Health Advising Group publishes its first study about how it is tracking COVID-19 in Ohio. UC found that the virus spread quickly and broadly in counties with large commercial airports and interconnected highways.

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UC physicists cast doubt on neutrino theory

August 10, 2020

An international group scientists has produced one of the most stringent tests for the existence of sterile neutrinos to date. The scientists, including particle physicists from the University of Cincinnati, published their results in Physical Review Letters.

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UC creates living tribute to Ohio botanist

August 25, 2020

A University of Cincinnati biologist worked with Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum to create a fitting tribute to one of America’s legendary conservationists and botanists, E. Lucy Braun.

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UC maps genome of agricultural monsters

October 23, 2020

University of Cincinnati biologist Joshua Benoit is unlocking the genetic code of costly agricultural pests to find ways besides pesticides to control them.

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Channeling the immune system

November 24, 2020

University of Cincinnati researchers have discovered new clues into why some people with head and neck cancer respond to immunotherapy, while others don’t.

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UC unleashes new tools to track water pollution

November 6, 2020

The University of Cincinnati is using new technology to expand the scope of its groundwater observatory, which tracks pollution and water flow along the Great Miami River. The goal is to help protect river-fed aquifers that supply drinking water.

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UC's new drone research comes with a catch

June 21, 2021

University of Cincinnati researchers have developed a semi-autonomous drone that is moored to the ground and can be operated more safely by virtually anyone. No piloting skills are required. Operators simply move the tether to move the drone.

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UC startup makes advancements in ‘green’ chemistry

April 18, 2022

A University of Cincinnati Venture Lab-backed startup is developing a new method of chemistry that could make a wide range of products including agrichemicals, pharmaceuticals and plastics more environmentally friendly.