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Engineering graduate drafted by San Diego Padres

July 16, 2025

The Cincinnati Enquirer highlighted University of Cincinnati engineering graduate Kerrington Cross's journey to the major leagues. Waiting alongside hundreds of other baseball hopefuls, Kerrington Cross heard his name called on July 14. With the 220th overall pick in the Major League Baseball Draft, Cross is headed to the San Diego Padres.

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Two UC faculty named UNESCO chairs

July 15, 2025


Two University of Cincinnati professors who study environmental science and risk management were appointed to four-year terms as UNESCO university chairs of natural sciences.

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Engineering graduate drafted by San Diego Padres

July 16, 2025

The Cincinnati Enquirer highlighted University of Cincinnati engineering graduate Kerrington Cross's journey to the major leagues. Waiting alongside hundreds of other baseball hopefuls, Kerrington Cross heard his name called on July 14. With the 220th overall pick in the Major League Baseball Draft, Cross is headed to the San Diego Padres.

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Two UC faculty named UNESCO chairs

July 15, 2025


Two University of Cincinnati professors who study environmental science and risk management were appointed to four-year terms as UNESCO university chairs of natural sciences.

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New Dungeons & Dragons ethics seminar takes flight

July 7, 2025

On a blisteringly hot summer day, laughter echoed through the cool, damp basement of the Avondale branch of the Cincinnati Public Library. Young teenagers huddled around a table littered with pencils and paper, rolling dice and bonding over a game of Dungeons & Dragons. University of Cincinnati undergraduate student Charitha Anamala sat behind a trifold card with a blazing red dragon on it, serving as the group’s Dungeon Master (DM) or campaign organizer. Within the fantasy setting she described, it was hard to tell the adventure was a lesson in ethics.

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Nose-hair inspired air filters clean better

June 30, 2025

UC College of Engineering and Applied Science Associate Professor Jonathan Pham and doctoral student Sazzadul Rahat and their research partners developed air filters that work much like your nose to trap particles.

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Engineering graduate training for MLB draft

June 26, 2025

Kerrington Cross, recent University of Cincinnati chemical engineering graduate, is one of the best third basemen in the country. When choosing where to go to college, he received several offers, but the cooperative education program at UC's College of Engineering and Applied Science made it stand out among the rest. Cross worked hard both on and off the field, and was named Big 12 Player of the Year his senior year.

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The secret life of potholes

June 25, 2025

Cleveland.com highlights research on potholes by UC College of Engineering and Applied Science Professor Munir Nazzal who found that some remedies are better than others.

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Engineering professor awarded for STEM research

June 24, 2025

T. Douglas Mast, PhD, professor of biomedical engineering, has been at the University of Cincinnati for more than two decades. Leading the Biomedical Acoustics Laboratory at the College of Engineering and Applied Science, he and his team investigate a multitude of diagnostic applications including ultrasound for thermal ablation, drug delivery, and speech and swallowing disorders. He was awarded the 2025 UC STEMM Distinguished Research Professor Award for his research impact.

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Engineering professor honored with distinguished teaching award

June 16, 2025

Janet Dong, PhD, professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Cincinnati's College of Engineering and Applied Science and director of the UC Center for Robotics Research, was recognized by the university with the Distinguished Teaching Professor Award. This award is given to one faculty member each year who exemplifies educational excellence through impactful teaching, curriculum development, and student mentorship.

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UC metallurgist exploring corrosion rates of marine alloys

June 11, 2025

Matt Steiner, assistant professor of materials science and engineering at the University of Cincinnati College of Engineering and Applied Science has received the NSF CAREER Award. This award funds his project on protecting and prolonging the life of aluminum marine structures facing long-term weather exposure.

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