• Professional baseball team tabs BGSU computer scientist to boost on-field performance Jake Lee, Ph.D, a well-known expert in machine learning and AI applications, applied his research acumen to baseball, looking for useful information that can inform the team’s thinking.
• Innovative pilot program at BGSU brings Great Lakes research to new disciplines Center for Great Lakes Watershed Studies at BGSU sponsored five students to complete projects alongside mentors in two different fields.
• Meet Hannah, the 80-pound humanoid robot pushing the boundaries of robotics at BGSU Bowling Green State University students are gaining a competitive edge in northwest Ohio’s robotics corridor by getting hands-on experience with Hannah, a state-of-the-art humanoid robot.
• Research from BGSU aviation students honored in national competition The students' innovative airport safety research earned wide recognition from the Airport Cooperative Research Program.
• BGSU forensic science researcher leads educational push against dangerous, high-powered opioid appearing in Ohio BCI Eminent Scholar Jon Sprague, R.Ph., Ph.D., is helping to educate emergency medical personnel, law enforcement and the public on potent street drug cychlorphine.
• Scientist at BGSU finds toxins from algal blooms present in air samples The research sheds new light on harmful algal blooms, which could have air quality considerations in future years.
• BGSU scientist studying natural ally in battle against Lake Michigan coastal erosion Sarah Emery, Ph.D., is examining how environmental changes affect American beachgrass, a unique species that plays a big role in Lake Michigan dunes.
• BGSU recognized for state-leading innovation on inaugural AI25 list The University’s teaching, research and industry partnerships have led to an enduring relationship between BGSU and the Ohio business community.
• Only at Bowling Green: Ohio economic development program selects BGSU to commercialize research innovations The Technology Validation and Start-up Fund will assist two yet-to-be-selected BGSU research projects for licensing and commercialization.
• BGSU research helping to shape the future of wireless infrastructure The goal of this research is to develop intelligent wireless systems that can communicate more efficiently, reliably and securely.
• BGSU research could help farmers cut fertilizer costs and reduce Lake Erie algal blooms During his time at BGSU, Mir Md Tasnim Alam used satellite and drone imagery to create pinpoint-accurate nutrient maps of farm fields.
• BGSU brings water quality expertise to international stage to advance global freshwater conditions Scientists and students will come together to discuss current research and foster collaboration on an important scientific topic.
• BGSU scientists make startling discovery – and find a possible new ally – in the opioid crisis The research opens a new pathway to fight fungal infections, one of the latent dangers affecting public health.
• BGSU grad student studying rare freshwater fish that came back from near extinction The rare species of fish is native to Mexico, but its plight is tied to the same issues that have contributed to algal blooms in Lake Erie.
• BGSU to host annual Undergraduate Symposium for Research and Scholarship Participating in a CURS project is a key experiential learning opportunity for BGSU undergraduate students of all majors.
• ‘The road to the moon goes through Ohio’: Two BGSU graduates at NASA help lead communications efforts for Artemis II mission Both Shauntina Lilly and Jacqueline Minerd credit their time at BGSU for helping them develop skills that have helped them ascend to dream careers.
• BGSU scientists find evidence of new volcanic activity in Antarctica The research settled a long-standing debate about whether flat-top seamounts in Antarctica are volcanic and found recent activity from two structures.
• 75 years in the field: BGSU geology camp marks milestone in experiential learning The BGSU field camp offers students firsthand experience in being a practicing geologist while they are still undergraduates.
• BGSU researchers working to make solar panels that can withstand extreme Midwest weather To protect glass solar panels from hailstones and other damage, BGSU scientists are exploring treatment methods, protective coatings and damage mitigation.
• In all honesty: Study from BGSU researcher finds that telling the truth is correlated with better criminal justice outcomes Sociology professor Thomas Mowen, Ph.D. and his co-authors made a surprising finding: people who believe lying behaviors advantage them were proven incorrect by a wide margin.
• Education professor makes BGSU history with National Science Foundation appointment During his appointment with the NSF, BGSU professor Jonathan Bostic is gaining knowledge and expertise he hopes to bring back to the University.
• BGSU researcher developing potentially groundbreaking lake water filter through international collaboration Renowned for its freshwater research, BGSU is developing partnerships across the world to improve water quality.
• BGSU leading AI research to revolutionize Ohio’s glass manufacturing industry The project is part of a state-funded initiative to bring together industry and academia to strengthen Ohio’s economy.
• BGSU to co-lead cutting-edge aging research initiative with Ohio State, Purdue Understanding family structures is a key part of research into aging, a topic on which BGSU has become a national leader.
• BGSU researcher finds Lake Erie dredged material correlated to better crop yields The research demonstrates a possible winning solution for agriculture in the Lake Erie watershed that benefits all stakeholders.
• BGSU professor pioneers research into quiet quitting by considering the role of broken promises Truit Gray's publication on psychological contracts and quiet quitting highlights the changing role of HR.
• Fleet Feet: BGSU forensic science student creates unique footwear database with help of Falcon Marching Band Katie Roy ’25 is using the identical shoes from the marching band to study randomly acquired characteristics, which are typically very challenging to research.
• BGSU researcher featured as guest on ‘The Oprah Podcast’ regarding expertise on gray divorce Renowned researcher Susan L. Brown, Ph.D., was invited to the show to share her research on the rise in divorce rates among those 50 and older.
• A decade of water research: BGSU a leader in championing solutions to improve Ohio's water quality Faculty and students at BGSU are conducting water quality research involving cyanobacteria, contaminants and the effectiveness of wetlands
• Democracy and Public Policy Network at BGSU awarded federal grant to support education, outreach on American history and civics Network will use the grant to establish nonpartisan learning communities among K-12 educators across the region over the next three years focused on developing and strengthening American history and civics education.