OHIO Update: OHIO's

OHIO Update: A look inside the academic promise of Ohio University

Episode 6 · Video segments (view full video)

The groundbreaking of the Academic and Research Center took place on September 29, 2007.

The Virtual Haptic Back teaches medical students how to improve the sense of touch—a key skill in osteopathic medicine.

Sensors help patients with diabetes monitor blood sugar levels—but they also provide an overwhelming amount of information for doctors to sort through. So doctors are working with computer specialists on a solution: artificial intelligence.

With so much collaboration between the Russ College of Engineering and Technology and the College of Osteopathic Medicine, it seems inevitable that a new degree program would form. Meet Anthony Schwartz, the first student accepted into the graduate program in biomedical engineering.

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	"OHIO Update" is a five-minute opportunity for fans to see the heart of Bobcat Pride and accomplishment. Each episode highlights some of the outstanding teaching, learning, research, and outreach going on inside and outside the classrooms of Ohio University. We are excited about our partnership with GTN that allows us to bring you these segments during the broadcasts of 15 Bobcat sporting events. Tom Bosco, the host and co-producer of "OHIO Update," is a 1992 graduate of Ohio University's E.W. Scripps School of Journalism and a Columbus television journalist. Tom is a 15-year veteran of radio and television news, having worked in Cincinnati, Dayton, and across southeast Ohio. Tom worked as an anchor and reporter at the NBC affiliate in Toledo for 11 years. He now lives in Athens.