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4.6.2023
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University of Dayton research-industry partnership seeks answers to precision agriculture link-arrow link-arrow

Chemical and hardware manufacturers are seeking University of Dayton-industry research to examine whether drones are the answer to precision agriculture.
11.28.2022
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Engineering systems for the common good: With math, class hopes to offer solutions to homelessness link-arrow link-arrow

It's an equation that may seem impossible, an engineering professor using math to help find solutions for homelessness in Montgomery County, but Raúl Ordóñez believes his class can calculate some very real answers.
11.14.2022
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Students, Abolition Ohio to testify on behalf of Ohio bills to aid human trafficking victims link-arrow link-arrow

University of Dayton students working with Abolition Ohio in the UD Human Rights Center will testify on behalf of two bills Nov. 16 at the Ohio statehouse that will help human trafficking victims get back on their feet.
11.1.2022
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Urban Teacher Academy leaders on national stage link-arrow link-arrow

Leaders of UD’s Urban Teacher Academy will ask their fellow educators to reflect on how they disrupt the practices in education that project a facade of inclusion while marginalizing students of color.
10.5.2022
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University of Dayton Week on The Academic Minute link-arrow link-arrow

The popular radio program The Academic Minute is hosting “University of Dayton Week” Oct. 17-21.
9.30.2022
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Intel to enhance University of Dayton capability to prepare students for careers in semiconductor industry link-arrow link-arrow

Fourteen University of Dayton faculty and staff in six labs will be part of the Intel-funded Ohio-southwest Alliance on Semiconductors and Integrated Scalable Manufacturing to help develop a workforce for Ohio's semiconductor industry needs.
9.26.2022
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U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency sees promise in University of Dayton technology link-arrow link-arrow

A University of Dayton research project to help U.S. defense agencies tune between radio frequency bands for communication, radar, satellites, and satellite radios earned Phase II funding from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.