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11,906 total students in 2024 a new enrollment record
36 companies launched by faculty (FY2016-2023)
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ParaWave founders Adithya Ramaswami and Jack Murray demonstrate their drone invention with Westerville Detective Lieutenant Justin Alloway and Deputy Fire Chief Robert Morton at the Westerville Division of Police (photo: Corey Wilson).
Drone tech to save lives
Aerospace engineering alums are building drones to help first responders
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Midwest Semiconductor Network growing and making progress
Partnership aims to help industry develop in the region
Collage of seven Presidential Fellows
College of Engineering grad students named Presidential Fellows
Seven earn the highest honor given by Ohio State's Graduate School
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