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Nearly every facet of Ohio's economy will succeed or fail based on successful or unsuccessful adoption of new technology. Traditional industries, such as automotives and agriculture, as well as "new economy" industries such as biomedical, advanced polymers, aerospace and advanced materials, depend on high-tech innovation to move the state from this century into the next.
High Tech Features
Q&A: NASA's Ray Lugo on Ohio's role in shifting space program
Dave Malaska
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Ray Lugo has been around America's space program since he was a kid. Now, as director of NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, he could be at the epicenter of changes within the space agency as President Obama has proposed a redirection of NASA priorities. That shift in focus could propel the Glenn Center to the top of the agency's research centers, leading the development of new technologies that will be the foundation of future space flight, and feeding millions of science and technology dollars into Ohio's economy.
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Talent, timing, shaped Curtis Moody into one of Ohio's premier architects
Colin McEwen
Thursday, July 29, 2010
For architect Curtis Moody, the mastermind behind Buckeye-born projects such as the Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, the Ohio Statehouse renovation and the Center of Science and Industry, there was no easy road to success.
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Video: Lorain County Community College's Fab Lab . . . it's fab!
Less Productions
Thursday, July 29, 2010
When it opened in 2005, Lorain County Community College's Fab Lab (think fabrication) was the second such facility in the country. The other was at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Today, students and community residents alike are making use of its collection of machines that can be used to "make just about anything with features bigger than those of a computer chip."
hiVelocity
takes you behind the scenes.
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Gulf oil spill a bittersweet opportunity for Ohio cleanup experts
Colin McEwen
Thursday, July 15, 2010
When something as destructive and disastrous as the Deepwater Horizon oil spill occurs, the country's top experts, specialists and industrialists rise to the occasion. Some of those experts are right here in Ohio.
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Four year's later, Columbus' Tech Corridor powers on with new approach
Gene Monteith
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Four years ago, a grand plan was rolled out for the "315 Research and Technology Corridor," one that envisioned coordinated, concentrated development of high-tech industry in an area roughly along Columbus's I-315. Since then, development has taken another course -- one that shows that the vision, if not the original game plan, is still alive.
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Appalachian Ohio moving fast toward high-tech future
Val Prevish
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Geoff Greenfield is an example of the type of entrepreneur who is becoming the modern face of the economy in Appalachian Ohio. As founder and president of Third Sun Solar and Wind Power in Athens, Greenfield is part of a thriving alternative energy industry that is making its home in Athens County.
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New technologies, Twitter, reshape how farmers work and connect
Gene Monteith
Thursday, February 25, 2010
While the image of farmer Brown milking a cow from a stool may linger in the imagination, old Bessie today is more likely to make her way through a sophisticated milking parlor wearing an electronic collar -- not a bell. And while the image of farmer Brown may be one of a humble man in overalls, his world today is one of college degrees, self-steering combines, and use of Twitter and Facebook as a way to connect with other farmers and a hungry population.
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GE Aviation project highlights company-community partnership
Val Prevish
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Decades after Orville Wright helped dedicate a facility that grew to become GE Aviation's headquarters in Evendale, the complex is poised for a transformation that will bring its work environment in line with the today's globally competitive landscape.
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Video: A quick lesson in how airplane propellers are made
Lawrence Marshall
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Ever wonder how an airplane propeller is made?
hiVelocity
traveled to Piqua to get a first-hand look. Our host was Hartzell Propeller (see our Dec. 17
story
), which made its first blade in 1917. By the way, the company says Piqua's a great place to do business.
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Video: Dynalifter -- low speeds, low energy, big potential
Lawrence Marshall
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
This is not your grandpa's blimp. Swanton-based
Ohio Airships
claims its Dynalifter will be the first new category of aircraft to fly in Ohio since the Wright Flyer more than 100 years ago. Designed to carry heavy loads over long distances, the Dynalifter isn't in production yet -- but the company tells
hiVelocity
that the sky's the limit.
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