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Intellectual Property Today reports that the Webb Law Firm added two new patent attorneys, one of them Ohio University alum Brian J. Gallagher ’08, who majored in Chemistry in the College of Arts & Sciences. Brian J. Gallagher has joined The Webb Law Firm as a Patent Attorney. Brian received […]

Ohio University alum Kyle Uckert ’10, an Honors Tutorial College graduate who majored in Astrophysics, “is working on the development of instrumentation to help identify signs of life on bodies of the solar system,” reports the Silver City Sun News. Now a graduate student at New Mexico State University, Uckert […]

“Ohio University has changed the fabric of the Athens community through its students who came here and decided to stay (or come back) and put down roots, making Athens their home. One of those people is Liz Pahl, who settled here after graduating. She now serves as a grants manager […]

“At one point in his career, Howard Dewald utilized chaos theory — a complex mathematical principle in which a small change at the beginning of an event could drastically change the outcome,” writes Will Drabold in the Post. “You might claim his new job is just as unpredictable. Dewald, Ohio […]

“The Ohio University Department of Physics and Astronomy 2013 Open House has a packed line-up filled with speakers, activities and events that faculty and staff say are sure to impress,” Post reporter Bianca Hillier reports. The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. this Saturday, Oct. 19, […]

Zachary L. Saunders ’08, an Ohio University alum who earned a Political Science degree from the College of Arts & Sciences, has joined the Athens law firm of Mollica Gall Sloan & Sillery Co. LPA, reports the Athens Messenger on Oct. 17. Zachary concentrates his practice primarily in criminal defense, […]

“How will you feel when Chinese taikonauts are walking around on the moon? Is this just one more example of the United States ceding its technological superiority? How you feel might depend on what happens to the U.S. space program over the next decade,” writes Dr. Kenneth Hicks, Professor of […]