Archive for May, 2004
Ice found to have electrical uses
A 69-year-old chemistry debate was settled in late March when Sherwin Singer, a researcher and professor of physical chemistry at Ohio State, developed Ice-XI. With a little help from OSU graduate student Jer-Lai Kuo, Singer proved a once believed impossible phase of ice could be formed.
Patrick Cain | May 26, 2004 |
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Race for the Cure
The rain that started late Friday night and carried into Saturday morning did not stop thousands of people from coming out for a charity event.
Patrick Gross | May 17, 2004 |
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Awards advance sciences
Six Ohio State faculty members have been awarded the Faculty Career Development Award, which is given to young researchers who have a dual focus in education and research.
Joshua Foster | May 11, 2004 |
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