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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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UC student Jaysa Kleiber leads the way with IDD research

June 23, 2025

A senior Special Education major at the University of Cincinnati, Jaysa Kleiber was initially drawn to the university by the variety of educational opportunities the program offered. Chief among these experiences has been her role in an intervention research project with the Intellectual Developmental Disability (IDD) Education Center, helping associates learn skills to share experiences via social media.

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UC experts share Griffin Warrior with America

June 23, 2025

UC Classics researchers Jack Davis and Sharon Stocker reflect on their archaeology careers on the eve of the opening of "The Kingdom of Pylos: Warrior Princes of Ancient Greece" at the prestigious Getty museum in Los Angeles.

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Multi-institutional team awarded NCI grant to open novel AML trial

June 23, 2025

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center, The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center - Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute and Jabez Biosciences are partnering to open a new phase 1 clinical trial studying JBZ-001, a potential new treatment for acute myeloid leukemia, funded by a National Cancer Institute grant.

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Taft Medal honoree cherishes successful career’s winding road

June 17, 2025

Upon being introduced by UC President Neville Pinto as the 2025 recipient of the William Howard Taft Medal for Notable Achievement at the UC Alumni Celebration in April, Darrell Miller gave in to the understandable urge within him, given his surroundings. There in historic Cincinnati Music Hall, he paused a moment, then belted out several bars of Nessun dorma from the Puccini opera Turandot, showing off a set of pipes that don’t get exercised all that often these days but remain mainstage-worthy.

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Bats and snakes and roaches, oh my!

June 17, 2025

The halls of UC’s biology department came alive with high school students early last month. Scores of students from Hughes, Aiken and Lockland high schools poured in for a day of learning. Molecular parasitology, hydrogeology and spider vision were all on the schedule, and there was plenty of hands-on learning as they handled snakes, hissing cockroaches and frogs, studied vertebrate anatomy and combed through stream samples searching for elusive mayflies, sowbugs and crayfish. The occasion? The tenth anniversary of Biology Day, which UC’s College of Arts and Sciences hosts each year in partnership with Cincinnati Public Schools.