Sen. Sherrod Brown features CEM in newsletter
Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown has featured CEM in his weekly newsletter. Read the newsletter here.
TCO Commercialization Workshop Series Launches January 2015
The OSU Technology Commercialization Office (TCO) is offering a workshop series January through August on commercialization for OSU faculty and staff. Each workshop will have experts discussing the topics while referencing a technology from Ohio State that has been commercialized. Come learn about commercialization and what resources are available to aid faculty and staff in that process.
Monthly Topics will include:
- Introduction to Commercialization Workshop
(January 20, 27, 29) - First Steps of Commercialization Workshop
(February 17, 24, 26) - University Agreements Workshop
(March 12, 24, 26) - Intellectual Property and Patent Analysis Workshop
(April 21, 28, 30) - Engagement of the Inventor Workshop
(May 21, 26, 28) - Licensing Workshop
(June 16, 23, 25) - Funding Startups Workshop
(July 21, 28, 30) - Pitching Your Idea Workshop
(August 13, 18, 20)
Schedule details and registration can be found on the TCO website.
Denman Undergraduate Research Forum Opens Abstract Submission
Abstract submission is now open for the 20th Denman Undergraduate Research Forum. If you are a CEM undergraduate or currently mentor an undergraduate researcher, please consider submitting an abstract to participate in this prestigious Ohio State tradition.
Abstracts will be accepted through Thursday (2/5) at 5 p.m.
The 2015 Denman Undergraduate Research Forum will be held on Wednesday (3/25) from noon-3 p.m. at the RPAC.
Andrew Heckler Awarded 2015 Impact Grant
Prof. Andrew Heckler, CEM Education and Outreach Director, has been selected 
as a recipient of the 2015 OSU Impact Grant from OSU Office of Distance Education and eLearning (ODEE). Prof. Heckler and his team will extend and improve an online platform that enables introductory physics students to practice fundamental mathematical skills.With 6,000 students piloting and ODEE support, the system will be extended to include additional materials, designed for a better user experience, integrated with other campus systems, and made fully accessible for students with disabilities.
The official announcement is here, and you can learn more about Impact Grants here.