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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.
5.1.2024
Tech startups ‘Propel-ed’ at University of Dayton win $200,000 state
grants
Tech startups boosted by a program to support entrepreneurs building a new business based on technology developed at the University of Dayton each received $200,000 awards from the State of Ohio Technology Validation Startup Fund.
3.8.2024
Nearly $200k in grants boost cybersecurity
efforts
Ohio Third Frontier awarded the University of Dayton Center for Cybersecurity and Data Intelligence $193,981 to prepare schoolchildren against cyber risks, equip police to investigate the dark web and train the cyber workforce.
2.19.2024
School of Law, Air Force Research Laboratory renew online IP training
program
The University of Dayton School of Law and Air Force Research Laboratory have renewed an online program for government employees to learn how to prevent the loss of intellectual property and data rights vital to economic and national security.
2.15.2024
University of Dayton names new University Libraries
dean
Matthew Shaw, dean of University Libraries at Ball State since 2016, will serve in the same position at the University of Dayton starting July 1, Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Darlene Weaver announced Feb. 15.
1.29.2024
Research Institute Vice President Sukh Sidhu to receive new aerospace and defense
award
The Dayton Business Journal named University of Dayton Research Institute Vice President Sukh Sidhu a winner of the 2024 Aerospace & Defense Awards.
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.