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UC 1819 Innovation Hub joins forces with HEAPY

October 5, 2023

Strengthening the region’s economy, the University of Cincinnati expanded its network by entering a new corporate partnership with HEAPY, as reported by the Cincinnati Business Courier. The nationally recognized engineering firm is the latest corporate partner to join the 1819 Innovation Hub in the Cincinnati Innovation District (CID).

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UC's 1819 Innovation Hub to host international water event

October 3, 2023

The stage is set at the University of Cincinnati’s 1819 Innovation Hub for the “Water Startup Matching Extravaganza,” created by WaterCitizen, Watervent and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as part of Cincinnati Water Innovation Week.

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Patents 101: What inventors need to know

September 25, 2023

In the world of academia, innovation is often celebrated for its potential to reshape industries and improve lives. At the University of Cincinnati, this spirit of invention is acknowledged and actively nurtured through the Office of Technology Transfer. Jill Uhl, JD, senior licensing associate, works behind the scenes on groundbreaking inventions emerging from UC faculty and staff.

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UC's own takes on AI transparency

September 15, 2023

In the challenging world of big data and artificial intelligence, a University of Cincinnati alumnus is helping to lead the charge for accountability and transparency in AI — a concept known as explainable artificial intelligence. Javier Viaña is the co-founder of REZON, a platform that brings real-time explainability to AI. REZON shows the inner reasoning of existing AI so automated decision making is not only efficient but also fair and trustworthy.

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NEXT Innovation Scholars Program helped seal the deal for one student

August 28, 2023

Max Kemats' aspirations extend beyond personal success; he envisions a future in innovation where his dedication will forge impactful solutions forward in a wave of positive change. Currently studying economics in the University of Cincinnati's Carl H. Lindner College of Business with a planned minor in public health, Kemats said being selected for the NEXT Innovation Scholars (NIS) program was what solidified his choice of UC.