McComb named Microscopy Society of America Fellow
A better world through philanthropy and medical research
Making the world a better place is a life goal shared by most. And we can all contribute in ways large and small. Chemical engineering alumnus Tom Claugus and partner Beatriz Illescas Putzeys are going big. An Ohio native, Tom earned his BS in Chemical... | LEARN MORE
Exciting Cryo-EM Updates
The rapidly advancing field of Cryo-Electron Microscopy (Cryo-EM) continues to generate many new and exciting molecular structures that have never been seen before. These structures contain many important details about protein function and may hold... | LEARN MORE
Be a part of the Cryo-EM Resolution Revolution at CEMAS
The Center for Electron Microscopy and Analysis (CEMAS) is at the forefront in the convergence of physical and life sciences. Our multidisciplinary approach drives synergy, amplifies characterization capabilities in order to challenge “what is possible” in electron microscopy. | LEARN MORE
A cool way to accelerate Ohio State life science research
Cryo-electron microscopy is coming to The Ohio State University. And it should deliver immediate benefits to Ohio State’s medical research enterprise once installation of the complex equipment is completed in the spring. Earlier this month, the... | LEARN MORE
Air Force Research Laboratory looks to CEMAS for materials innovation
The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and The Ohio State University’s Center for Electron Microscopy and Analysis (CEMAS) have established a long-term research collaboration platform for advanced materials characterization. The Air Force Research... | LEARN MORE
Defense funding enables acquisition, upgrading of essential R&D tools
Materials Science and Engineering Professor David McComb and Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor Paul Berger have earned federal grants for laboratory equipment useful in advancing research of importance to national defense. The Department... | LEARN MORE
