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Hosted by Dean Ayanna Howard, Enginuity explores stories of innovation within The Ohio State University College of Engineering. You’ll meet faculty and students that are pushing boundaries and developing game-changing technologies.

  1. 24. MÄRZ

    Ep. 29: AI in Health, Prof. Xia Ning

    The impact of artificial intelligence on our daily lives is impossible to ignore. But what about AI’s potential to help save lives? Computer Science & Engineering Prof. Xia Ning also holds appointments in the College of Medicine and College of Pharmacy. This unique combination catalyzes her focus on developing cutting-edge AI methodologies with transformative applications in medicine, bridging the gap between computational innovation and real-world healthcare challenges. She is currently a co-lead of the AI in Health pillar of the newly established Ohio State AI(X) Hub. Views: 6

    21 Min.

  2. 5. FEB.

    Ep. 28: Innovators of the Year Ian Harris & Eduardo Reátegui

    Dean Ayanna Howard chats about innovation and entrepreneurship with 2025 Next Gen Innovator of the Year Ian Harris and Early Career Innovator of the Year Eduardo Reátegui. Views: 19

    20 Min.

  3. 19.12.2025

    Ep. 27: Ohio State Innovator of the Year Sanjay Krishna

    The Ohio State University is an elite research institution where thousands of world-class researchers discover and innovate on a daily basis. But annually only one of these researchers is named Ohio State Innovator of the Year. In 2025, that someone is Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor Sanjay Krishna. Sanjay and his team are developing next-generation infrared detectors, arrays and imagers. He is co-founder and chief technical officer of SK Infrared, a startup company focused on defense, aerospace and biomedical applications of infrared imaging. He also launched a course to teach entrepreneurial-minded engineering students how to create value from their inventions. Views: 36

    15 Min.

  4. 28.10.2025

    Ep. 26: 25 years of the Honda-Ohio State Partnership

    Collaborations between companies and universities aren’t uncommon, but few, if any, can match the Honda-Ohio State Partnership and the mutual impact it has made on both iconic institutions. The 25th anniversary of this iconic partnership will be celebrated later this month, but in reality the collaboration began shortly after Honda arrived in the Buckeye State in 1979. Together, Honda and Ohio State have transformed research and learning experiences for students, launched careers, sparked innovation, and strengthened the mobility industry in Ohio and beyond. In this episode, Dean Ayanna Howard chats first with American Honda Motor Company Executive Vice President Bob Nelson, and then with two Honda Launchpad students (Sarina Mathis and James Colachis) about collaboration, innovation and creativity. Views: 403

    19 Min.

  5. 08.09.2025

    Ep. 25: Commercialization at Ohio State

    Dean Ayanna Howard discusses commercialization and entrepreneurship at The Ohio State University with Kevin Taylor, the chief innovation officer for Ohio State’s Enterprise for Research, Innovation and Knowledge. In this role, he leads a commercialization and licensing team that works with researchers to translate their innovations into commercial opportunities that positively impact people’s lives and benefit the world. Oh, and Kevin is an Ohio State Engineering alumnus, so he and Dean Howard chat about some recent startup and licensing examples involving Buckeye Engineers. Views: 386

    18 Min.

  6. 07.05.2025

    Ep. 24: Professor & Entrepreneur Jessica Winter

    A professor in Ohio State’s William G. Lowrie Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Jessica Winter is a well-known leader in nanobiotechnology and has invented materials used in cancer detection and research. She has developed methods to tightly pack multiple nanoparticles in polymer carriers so that their properties could be multiplied. This approach led to her invention of MultiDot, a group of semiconductor nanoparticle quantum dots that allow researchers to track tagged molecules. In biomedical applications, researchers can attach the MultiDot to specific cell structures and better identify and understand disease progression. After being diagnosed with cancer, she started Core Quantum Technologies, which commercialized her research and focuses on a nanoparticle diagnostic that matches cancer patients to therapies, allowing patients to become fully informed about the best possible treatments for their disease. Views: 564

    17 Min.

  7. 28.02.2025

    Ep. 23: Entrepreneur/Alumna Sampriti Bhattacharyya

    In 2020, Sampriti launched Navier, a next-generation maritime company whose mission is to build the most compelling zero-emission marine vessels. By adapting technology from automotive and aerospace, her company is making electric hydrofoiling more accessible and efficient. Last spring they began delivering their first product to customers, the N30 Pioneer Edition. She joins Dean Ayanna Howard to share her entrepreneurial journey, Navier’s past, present and future, and her advice for current Ohio State students. Views: 571

    26 Min.

  8. 19.12.2024

    Ep. 22: Biotech Entrepreneur/Alumnus Michael Triplett

    Ohio State Engineering alumnus Michael Triplett is what you would call a serial biotech entrepreneur. Today, he is co-founder and board chair of Armatus Bio as well as co-founder and board member of Clarametyx Biosciences, a startup infectious disease company pursuing novel therapeutics and vaccines for the treatment and prevention of biofilm-related bacterial infections. Not so long ago, he co-founded and served as president and CEO of Myonexus Therapeutics, a clinical stage gene therapy company developing first-ever treatments for limb-girdle muscular dystrophies. Myonexus was acquired by Sarepta Therapeutics for more than $225 million in April 2019.  Excelling at the interfaces of business and innovation, Michael is passionate about translating world-class science and technology into transformative businesses, products and capabilities that enhance human health, American competitiveness, and economic opportunity. He focuses on life sciences technology ventures, innovation, technology-based economic development, and STEM education for students of all backgrounds. Views: 552

    22 Min.
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Hosted by Dean Ayanna Howard, Enginuity explores stories of innovation within The Ohio State University College of Engineering. You’ll meet faculty and students that are pushing boundaries and developing game-changing technologies.

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