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8.9.2024
UD in the News Aug.
3-9
Fox, CNN, BBC, Newsweek and others talked to Christopher Devine about the Tim Walz pick. Alda Benjamen wrote for The Conversation about her work to preserve Yazidi and Christian heritage in Iraq. Spectrum News 1 Ohio featured Scott Hall in ‘Professor continues to help FBI, community five years after Dayton mass shooting.’ Local media highlighted UD’s new trustees and Flyer Promise program.
6.11.2024
Tarek Taha and Chris Yakopcic: Pioneers of innovation at the University of
Dayton
In the halls of the University of Dayton, where innovation thrives, Tarek Taha and Chris Yakopcic are creating technological marvels. Their journey — from theoretical musings to tangible patents — has reshaped their careers.
10.25.2023
National Science Foundation grant will help speed up semiconductor
manufacturing
A $390,000 National Science Foundation grant will enable the University of Dayton to purchase equipment to create semiconductor chips and devices in hours rather than weeks, and at a significantly lower cost.
8.16.2023
New research equipment at University of Dayton serves students on and beyond
campus
Funding from the National Science Foundation and Ohio Department of Higher Education will allow University of Dayton and Central State University researchers to enhance learning opportunities for students on and beyond campus.
8.7.2023
National Science Foundation grant to help researcher improve data storage
capability
A University of Dayton researcher has secured $540,000 from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to aid his quest to find better ways to store and read the increasing amount of information in the world.
8.1.2023
$752,000 USDA grant will help researchers prevent food
contamination
A pair of University of Dayton researchers are part of a $752,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to help prevent Listeria and other contamination in food.
7.5.2023
National Science Foundation grant to help create construction site safety
training
The University of Dayton Greg and Annie Stevens Intelligent Infrastructure Engineering Lab was instrumental in securing an $850,000 National Science Foundation grant to create worksite-specific safety training for workers in high-risk industries.