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  • Applications open for the 31st Annual Denman Undergraduate Research Forum

    The Richard J. and Martha D. Denman Undergraduate Research Forum is Ohio State’s premier showcase of undergraduate research excellence. Since 1995, the Denmans have supported this event, celebrating the innovation and dedication of student researchers and their faculty mentors.The Denman Forum is the only competitive poster forum hosted by Undergraduate Research & Creative Inquiry (UR&CI)...
    Denman Forum in the Archie Griffin Ballroom
  • Can Vitamin C Deficiency Worsen Liver Disease? Ohio State Senior Seeks Answers

    As an Ohio State senior majoring in Nutrition Science, Claire Khoury is tackling a question that could impact millions of Americans: How does vitamin C deficiency influence the progression of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) in individuals with obesity?“NAFLD is an obesity-related disorder that afflicts nearly 100 million Americans,” Khoury explains. “Our hypothesis is that vitamin C...
    Claire Khoury portrait and Ohio State argyle pattern
  • Student Research Spotlight: Rolina Qu Advances AI Research Through URAP

    As a Computer Science and Engineering major with a Studio Art minor, Rolina Qu (she/her) spent her summer in the Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program (URAP) exploring big questions in artificial intelligence. Under the guidance of Dr. Andrew Perrault, Qu focused on making AI training faster and more efficient through a process called dataset distillation. Dataset distillation helps impro...
  • Student Research Spotlight: Emma Hovanec on Emotional Availability and Well-Being

    For Emma Hovanec, a Psychology major at The Ohio State University and participant in the Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program (URAP), research is a way to dive deeper into questions that matter. Her project examines how parental emotional availability influences the psychological well-being of emerging adults—and whether current or past experiences carry more weight.“My research involves...
    Emma Hovanec
  • Bridging Human and Animal Health: Jaleea Gamble’s Microbiome Research

    This past summer, Jaleea Gamble, an Animal Sciences major, immersed herself in groundbreaking research within the College of Veterinary Medicine. Under the co-mentorship of Dr. Gregory Ballash and Dr. Vanessa Hale, Gamble focused on a joint project between the two labs studying the microbiome and its role in urinary tract infections (UTIs). Her current project involves competition experiment...
    Jaleea Gamble observes research with a smile

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