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Miami’s team, CROP, was among 350 teams from 46 countries
Miami professor develops app to help people in wheelchairs reach their destinations
An original AI-based system designed by a Miami team of researchers records surface patterns on roads and sidewalks.
Miami University experts from the College of Education, Health and Society speak about creating positive environments that can provide affirmation, support, and safety
Appearing on SNL's Weekend Update (not really): a Q-and-A with Andrew Casper
Andrew Casper recently released his latest book, “An Artful Relic: The Shroud of Turin in Baroque Italy.” If you follow his Twitter feed, you’d think Casper appeared on Saturday ...
Sustainability Annual Report: 52% reduction in energy-based carbon emissions among highlights
Among other highlights: Miami’s forthcoming Climate Action Plan (CAP) will consider social, health, and racial justice issues when developing plans for climate resilience and carbon neutrali...
New research shows that where we come from can influence our use of emojis
A Miami University graduate student has found distinct cross-cultural differences in the use of the increasingly popular emoji images used in text messaging and other digital communication.
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in October
Our editors' picks for October provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage.
Miami engineers, multi-institutional teams launch $2M national security projects funded by state
With more than $2 million in funding from the Ohio Federal Research Network (OFRN), Miami University College of Engineering and Computer Science (CEC) faculty and their multi-institutional teams ar...
Stunning images are created in the process: Taking something most people consider a problem in plant microscopy and using it to create a research protocol for vastly increasing the speed of the ent...
A sovereign tribal nation in Oklahoma. A public university in Ohio. And a relationship that has led to the first generation in nearly 100 years learning to speak the Myaamia language.
"Because metallo-beta-lactamases (which render many clinical strains of bacteria resistant to all penicillin-like antibiotics) contain two metal ions we are able to use a variety of spectrosco...
The Kissing Bug gets 'Fresh Air'
Miamians heard a familiar voice on national airways June 8 when the music receded and famed NPR journalist Terry Gross introduced “Fresh Air” and the topic du jour: the kissing bug.
Pair of Miami University studies assesses COVID-19 interventions and vaccine efficacy
Led by Philippe Giabbanelli, associate professor of computer science and software engineering, and Junjiang Li '21, computer science and software engineering major, the studies used computer ...
World’s lakes losing oxygen rapidly as planet warms: Miami researchers part of large-scale study
Oxygen levels in the world’s temperate freshwater lakes are declining rapidly — faster than in the oceans — a trend driven largely by climate change that threatens freshwater biod...
Hardship or Hope? Miami students study the American Dream in small-town Iowa
Inspiring. Gut-wrenching. Unbelievable. The stories uncovered by Offenburger’s students tell the tales of migrant families searching for the promise of a better life in America and settling i...
Trillions of cicadas are likely just days away from emerging in Ohio and throughout the Northeast, and Miami University’s Yoshi Tomoyasu, associate professor of biology, offered his thoughts.
Engineering success: Three sisters find a home in Miami’s College of Engineering and Computing
Laura, Elsa and Allison Jacob are all majoring in engineering at Miami University, but each has carved her own path.
President Biden nominates Daryl Baldwin to National Council on the Humanities
President Joe Biden has nominated Myaamia Center Executive Director Daryl Baldwin — a leader in Native American language and cultural revitalization — to the National Council on the Hum...
Researchers at Miami University have been awarded a $1.5 million grant from PsyBio Therapeutics Corp. to expedite progress toward clinical trials of a portfolio of neuropsychiatric drugs.
Clinical Health Sciences and Wellness facility will enhance the collaborations that define Miami
Part one of Building Connections: A series about Miami's new building and renovation projects
Miami University and the Myaamia Center are leading an effort to increase educational opportunities about the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and its relationship with the university.
Miami University's Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition winners
Ten finalists competed in the Miami University Graduate School Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition held virtually Feb. 24.
Nethmi De Alwis receives Global Marie Curie Fellowship for post-doctoral research
Nethmi De Alwis, a doctoral student in chemistry at Miami University, received a Global Marie Curie Global Fellowship from the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Programme.
Jumping genes: a Q-and-A with geneticist Meixia Zhao
Geneticist and computational biologist, Meixia Zhao studies transposable elements — also known as “jumping genes” — using maize as a model system.
Stacey Lowery Bretz elected chair of the American Chemical Society Division of Chemical Education
Bretz is recognized as one of the most significant leaders in the field of chemistry education research.
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