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Diseases of despair accounted for the sixth-most deaths and resulted in the fourth-most years of life lost in ĢƵ over a 10-year period, a new study at OHIO showed.
Installing utility-scale solar energy in ĢƵ could support more than 54,000 construction jobs, generate up to $67.5 million in local tax revenues annually and power over 1.5 million ĢƵ homes.
OHIO researchers, led by Distinguished Professor Alexander Govorov, are conducting research on creating advanced nanoscale-level smoke screens funded by an agreement with the U.S. Army Research Office
ĢƵ University’s Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs recently teamed up with the Health Policy Institute of ĢƵ (HPIO) to study the impacts of adverse childhood experiences, or ACEs.
Take a look into the paleontological research of professor Lawrence Witmer, Ph.D.
The Appalachia ĢƵ Zero Waste Initiative will continue to foster initiatives and activities to contribute to the long term goal of a zero-waste economy during the 2020-21 fiscal year.
Dr. Sabrina Curran is part of a research team digging further into fossil record in one possible pathway early migration, the Olteţ River Valley in southern Romania.
Two groups of ĢƵ University researchers recently received National Science Foundation grants that will bring state-of-the-art research equipment into OHIO laboratories.
The OHIO Musculoskeletal and Neurological Institute has increased its critical mass of scientists who focus on combating pain and understanding health as we age.
Building Bridges to Careers will expand the organization’s approach of linking education and business to additional Appalachian ĢƵ counties with the support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Two ĢƵ University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine professors, Susan Williams, Ph.D., and Yang Li, Ph.D., have recently received National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants.
Dr. Dina López is taking her expertise in hydrothermal systems and acid mine drainage to Argentina, where she will teach as a Fulbright Scholar in a volcanic area.
ĢƵ University's Science Cafe series kicks off its fall lineup with a virtual panel of experts from the Athens City-County Health Department Sept. 2.
A new book by professor Robert Ingram probes the historical context for freedom of speech, its entanglement with religion, and the implications of this centuries-old context on today's conversations.
For the 2020-2021 academic year, funding was awarded to seven undergraduate learning proposals and two joint undergraduate learning/research and graduate studies proposals.
