University of Cincinnati's technology transfer program was just awarded $54,000 from the Ohio Board of Regents after being ranked fourth out of 16 institutions in the state in technology commercialization.
The next freshman class at the University of Cincinnati has higher test scores, and more of them are being attracted from regional cities.
HealthSource of Ohio is joining forces with an osteopathic medical school in Arizona in an innovative partnership to train community physicians.
A joint cancer center created by three of Cincinnati’s largest cancer care providers and research institutions has a goal of raising as much as $200 million for the center, a job that newly appointed Kathryn Cascella will largely be taking on.
The University of Cincinnati College of Pharmacy has been awarded the 2008 Crystal APPLE by the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, one of only eight pharmacy programs in the nation to receive the honor.
The University of Cincinnati just received a $1.3 million basic science grant to investigate how to kill the biological agents most likely to be used in weapons of mass destruction.
The University of Cincinnati's planning program has been ranked 20th in the nation and 5th in the region, according to the just-released 2009 Guide to Graduate Urban Planning Programs.
UC and Children's Hospital researcher Jeffery Molkentin will have the flexibility and long-term funding to pursue his molecular research, as he's been named one of 56 new Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigators.
Xavier University recently formed the Graduate School of Business in its Williams College of Business, giving it the foundation to expand its business education offerings.
The University of Cincinnati's McMicken College of Arts and Sciences is preparing to roll out a new undergraduate major in neuroscience this fall.
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