In the News

January 2020

• Professor Jim Gregory quoted in thsi article about new missle technology traveling at Mach 27

• Columbia University researcher and MAE alum Sunil Agrawal helped develop a robotic device that can help people with spinal cord injuries to improve their trunk control

December 2019

• Professor Bharat Bhushan Delivers TEDx Talk: Lessons from Nature: Bioinspired Surfaces for Green Technology  

• MAE research in the running for OSU coolest science story of the year

• Tiny magnetic particles enable new material created by MAE researcher Renee Zhao to bend, twist, and grab

• The National Science Foundation recently highlighted MAE researcher Renee Zhao's work on their website

October 2019

• Non Classical Transport: Collaboration with Rio de Janeiro State University  (10/31)

September 2019

• Prof. Bharat Bhushan received an Honorary Doctorate from the prestigious University of Tyumen, Russia (NLBB, 9/16)

August 2019

• Bhushan ranked # 4 in the field of Mechanical Engineering from all over the world for one's entire career, living and deceased (NLBB, 8/29)

• Spreading Of Breast Cancer Cells Can Be Prevented By Electromagnetic Field (Denton Observer, 8/9)

  • Also, 8/9: Electromagnetic Fields May Hinder Spread of Breast Cancer Cells (Lab Manager)

• Summer school marks 10th year of bringing young combustion scientists to ‘the edge of research’ (Princeton news, 8/8)

July 2019

• Camp CAR teaches high school students about latest technologies (WCMH-TV, 7/28)

• To the moon and beyond 3: The new space race and what winning it looks like (The Conversation, 7/17)

• Turning university research into commercial products (Ohio State News, 7/15)

• Robots Will Navigate the Moon With Maps They Make Themselves (Spectrum IEEE, 7/10)

June 2019

• Mexican Tariffs start Monday, and businesses are reeling (Podcast includes: uberCOPTER) (Marketplace, 6/7)

May 2019

• Ohio State takes honors in the EcoCAR mobility challenge (AutoBlog, 5/23)
  • Also, 5/31: The Ohio State University Snags EcoCAR Mobility Challenge Win And $10,000 (Forbes)
• Battery boost for grid-scale storage (The Engineer, 5/15)
  • Also, 5/28: Power/Performance Bits: May 28 (Semiconductor Engineering)
  • Also, 5/14: Researchers take step towards promising new battery to store clean energy (Laboratory Equipment)

April 2019

• Private Space Launch Firms in China Race to Orbit (Spectrum IEEE, 4/26)

• Photos: Script Ohio through the years (Buckeye Extra, 4/12)

• New Material Could Transform How Electronics Are Built (Design News, 4/11)Drones' Newest Cargo Might Just Be Human Organs (Smithsonian, 4/9)

March 2019

• The Miniscule Movements That Keep Us From Falling (Laboratory Equipment, 3/29)

• Chinese private firm OneSpace fails with first orbital launch attempt (Space News, 3/27)

• Cars and Tech (WOSU, 3/26)

• Scientists find new material to help power electronics (Materials Post, 3/18)

  • Also, 3/18: Researchers discover new material to help power electronics (Nanowerk)

  • Also, 3/19: Ohio State Researchers Find New Way to Power Electronics (The Business Journal)

  • Also, 3/19: Researchers Discover New Material to Help Power Electronics (R&D)

  • Also, 3/26: New material promises new technological advancements (The Lantern)

• SWE Stories - Tales from the Archives Podcast: The Trouble with Celebrating First (All Together, 3/18)

February 2019

• A revolution in a sentence—the future of human spaceflight in America (The Conversation, 2/8)

January 2019

• First private spacecraft shoots for the moon (The Conversation, 1/31)

• Westinghouse's Bertha Lamme was the nation's first female mechanical engineer (WESA-FM, 1/30)

• 3D printing dew collectors that pull water out of desert air (3ders.org, 1/7)

  • Also, 1/8: Make clean water out of air (KCBS Radio)

  • Also, 1/10: Collecting clean water from air (After the Shift)

  • Also, 1/10: Studies for collecting clean water from air inspired by nature (The Virginia Engineer)