Spotlight on Featured Experts and Resources

James Eagan, School of Polymer Science and Polymer Engineering, University of Akron.
James Eagan
University of Akron

Pioneering methods to effectively and efficiently recover plastic and polymer waste from spent electric vehicle batteries with an eye towards new uses for the extracted materials

David M. Bastidas of the University of Akron
David M. Bastidas
University of Akron

Exploring the application of smart micro encapsulated corrosion inhibitors on concrete and steel structures.

Dr. Doug Genna of Youngstown State University
Doug Genna
Youngstown State University

Exploring ways to recapture lithium and rethink lithium-ion battery recycling.

University of Cincinnati Professor Prashant Khare
Prashant Khare
University of Cincinnati

Flying faster than the speed of sound is the next frontier of commercial aviation.

Dustin Grooms
Dustin Grooms
Ohio University

Unraveling the brain's resilience leads research to groundbreaking advances in biomechanics and neuroplasticity.

Amal Amer, MD, PhD | Ohio State College of Medicine
Amal Amer
The Ohio State University

Understanding how the debilitating effects of Long COVID come to be is the first step in creating a treatment.

Rebecca Z. German, vice president for research at NEOMED.
Rebecca German
Northeast Ohio Medical University

Inspiring and empowering young women to find and follow their passion into science, technology, engineering and math...

Glenn Daehn, PhD, Professor of Metallurgical Engineering at Ohio State University
Glenn Daehn
The Ohio State University

Examining the promise, technologies, and opportunities for the future of advanced manufacturing.

Advanced Air Mobility
Advanced Air Mobility
Ohio Department of Transportation

OIEx is actively curating data on experts, research, and resources from its partner universities to ensure Ohio remains ready to support this emerging industry.

Pierre Agostini emeritus professor physics at The Ohio State University.
Pierre Agostini
The Ohio State University

Shares in 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics “for experimental methods that generate attosecond pulses of light for the study of electron dynamics in matter.”