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UC Doctoral Student Researches Ways to Counter Water Contamination
September 12, 2013
Xiaodi Duan, environmental engineering, presented research at the American Chemical Society conference.
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UC Discoveries Are Among Top Research and Future Technologies Presented at National Science Meeting
September 12, 2013
Finding future energy sources and tackling health threats to our water supply were among the themes of UC research presented at the national meeting of the American Chemical Society.
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UC Places in the Top Three in 2013 ASHRAE Student Design Competition
September 11, 2013
Four University of Cincinnati mechanical engineering students placed second at the 2013 American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Student Design Competition in the Integrated Sustainable Building category. This is the third year in a row UC has gained recognition in the competition.
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UC Master's Student Studies Carbon Nanofibers and How They React Under High Temperatures
September 12, 2013
Caroline Akinyi, environmental engineering master s student, presented her research on carbon nanotube polymer composites at the American Chemical Society meeting.
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Hoxworth Celebrates Largest Blood Drive on UC's Campus
September 26, 2013
Hoxworth's All-Campus Blood Drive this fall was the largest held on UC's campus. A record-breaking 1,513 donors gave blood.
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STUDENTS: UC Fall Career Fair Runs Sept. 25-27, Record Number of Employers Expected
September 22, 2013
UC's Fall Career Week runs Sept. 25-27. Employers will be on hand recruiting in the fields of business, design, humanities, sciences and health as well as engineering fields and information technology. Events take place on the basketball courts of the Campus Recreation Center.
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UC Geoscientists Co-Author New Guide Outlining Landslide Facts
September 2, 2013
A collaboration among University of Cincinnati geologists and engineers working with state geologists from Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana has produced a brief and informative guide to landslides in the Cincinnati region, an area often called the landslide capital of the United States.
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Doctoral Student's Research Could Make for Safer Drinking Water
September 12, 2013
UC environmental engineering and science doctoral candidate Changseok Han presents research on developing technology that could aid in safer drinking water.
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Student Creates "Liquid App" to Advance and Increase Collection of Research Data in the Field
November 5, 2013
When UC environmental engineering graduate student Jacob Shidler traveled to the Comoros Islands last year to collect roof-harvested rainwater for his research, he also returned with an idea for an innovative mobile app to advance and increase data collection. He and a partner have now launched "Liquid Field Notes" software app for use by everyone from citizen scientists to academic researchers.
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UC Research Brings a Future of Mind-Reading Robots Ever Closer
November 14, 2013
Research on brain-computer interface will be presented at the International Human-Centered Robotics Symposium, and UC's work to pioneer a human-centered robotics curriculum will be discussed.