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Latin@Stories Podcast
October 7, 2021

Learn about Latina/o/x communities through podcast

"Latin@ Stories," formerly known as the "Ohio Habla" podcast, features guests and themes that reflect the experiences of the Latina/o/x community throughout the United States. Hosted by senior…

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October 7, 2021

PLOS unlimited publishing for Ohio State corresponding authors

Ohio State corresponding authors can now publish in PLOS journals without incurring publishing fees. Corresponding authors with articles accepted in PLOS journals between Oct. 1, 2021…

Dr. Benjamin Segal (left) and Dr. Andrew Sas examine the properties of a newly-discovered cell in a lab at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. This immune cell has the potential to treat neurological conditions long believed to be incurable, including multiple sclerosis, ALS and spinal cord injuries.
October 7, 2021

Discovery Of New Cell May Be Key To Treating Incurable Neurological Diseases

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Research led by investigators at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center provides new hope for recovery from degenerative neurological diseases — such as ALS and multiple…

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June 14, 2021

May Diversity and Inclusion Newsletter Available

The May Diversity and Inclusion Newsletter is now available. This month's topic is Racism in Academia. 

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F. Rezan Sahinkaya
F. Rezan Sahinkaya
Scientific Associate at ProEd Communications
Sarah Light
Sarah Light
Advisor: James Jontes
Kristina Witcher
Kristina Witcher
Medical Scientist Training Program Student; Co-Advisors: Jonathan Godbout and Daniel Eiferman
Gretchen Neigh
Gretchen Neigh
Associate Professor, Virginia Commonwealth University

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