Ohio State boosted its research expenditures to $1.68 billion in fiscal year 2025. What does that mean for the campus community? It means opportunity in the form of expanded student experiences, research and innovation enhancements and increased ways for the university to make good on its land-grant mission.
The Wall Street Journal included insight from College of Engineering Dean Ayanna Howard in an article exploring why some are getting fooled into thinking AI is really thinking.
Professor Ness Shroff, an Ohio Eminent Scholar, focuses on the “edge” of networks, or the space outside data centers where AI devices, intelligent transportation, remote health care, distributed robotics and smart aerospace live.
A research effort that began with a $50,000 internal grant from The Ohio State University has led to a multimillion dollar federal award aimed at using artificial intelligence to predict Alzheimer’s disease years before symptoms appear.