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5.3.2017
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Erin O'Mara researches task-specific positivity link-arrow link-arrow

Think you're good at something? Better than the average person? Turns out, your thoughts may be able to improve your performance.
4.26.2017
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UDRI Mars rover research link-arrow link-arrow

A highly successful test of a prototype power generator at the University of Dayton Research Institute bodes well for NASA's plans to expand its exploration of Mars with the next rover mission.
10.31.2016
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NASA funds climate change research by Umesh Haritashya, team link-arrow link-arrow

A University of Dayton geologist in collaboration with three geologists from other universities received a $630,000 grant from NASA to study the potential of glacial lakes to flood and threaten thousands of lives in Asia's Himalaya mountain range.
5.5.2016
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Julie Walsh-Messinger involved in schizophrenia research link-arrow link-arrow

New research from a team of psychologists including University of Dayton assistant professor Julie Walsh-Messinger has uncovered key genes linked to different symptoms of schizophrenia — a discovery that could lead to better, more precise treatments for individuals.
4.27.2016
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Emerson-University relationship link-arrow link-arrow

The nearly four-decade relationship between the University of Dayton and Emerson, a company best-known for refrigeration, is heating up with the grand opening of The Helix.
12.13.2013
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GE Aviation EPISCENTER grand opening link-arrow link-arrow

GE Aviation celebrated in Dayton today the grand opening of its $53 million Electrical Power Integrated Systems Center — an investment that will stimulate economic growth in the region and collaborative research on the campus of the University of Dayton.
4.11.2013
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University unveils Center of Excellence in Thin-Film Research and Surface Engineering link-arrow link-arrow

Ten University of Dayton researchers with a combined 15 patents and more than 600 contributions to publications will join forces to establish a new Center of Excellence in Thin-Film Research and Surface Engineering (CETRASE).