Welcome

Welcome to the 2009 Regional Summit website. In lieu of hosting an in-person summit this year, we have created this new website to update you on how we are working with our community partners to enhance our region.

Please take a few minutes to read about these initiatives and how they align with the five goals of Wright State’s strategic plan. Then tell us what you think by posting a comment or asking a question. Keep the dialogue going by sharing stories with your friends and colleagues.

Thanks for visiting us online, and we’ll see you in person at next year’s Regional Summit.

Featured Stories

Product Reliability and Optimization (CEPRO)

To compete in a global market, Ohio must develop new technologies to continually spawn innovative products that require minimal cost to manufacture and sustain. Wright State’s new Center of Excellence in Product Reliab[...]

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Knowledge-Enabled Computing (Kno.e.sis)—Forging a path to meaningful data in today’s knowledge economy

How can computing better serve human needs? How can massive amounts of multimedia information be more useful for people? Those are the types of issues the Ohio Center of Excellence in Knowledge-Enabled Computing (Kno.e.s[...]

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Wright State University & Premier Health Partners Neuroscience Institute—New research center could give hope to people with neurological disorders

Survivors of strokes and people living with Parkinson’s disease, ALS, and other disorders of the nervous system may one day find help in Dayton, Ohio. The Wright State University & Premier Health Partners Neuroscie[...]

National Center for Medical Readiness at Calamityville—New training facility will prepare health care providers for disasters

The parking garage of a high-rise building collapses. Thousands of gallons of water flood local streets. Miners become trapped in underground tunnels. Such real-life disaster scenarios will be an everyday occurrence when[...]

Human-Centered Innovation—Making systems and technologies that work for people

How will the cars of the future help you avoid a crash rather than just protect you when one occurs? How could airplanes fly without radar and air traffic controllers? What type of technology will help the elderly stay i[...]

Critical Connections: How Collaboration, Cross-Training Can Translate to Medical Breakthroughs

In medicine, major victories sometimes lead to puzzling new challenges. For example, many Intensive Care Unit (ICUs) patients who overcome life-threatening illnesses inexplicably experience debilitating weakness for mont[...]

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The New Face of Technology—Robot Provides Innovative Learning Opportunities For Nursing Students

Students at nursing schools throughout the Miami Valley have been introduced to a new way of teaching in the shape of a robot. While it may look like something from the television cartoon The Jetsons, the remote presence[...]

Young Business Scholars—Program introduces inner-city students to the world of business

Winston Churchill once said, “We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give.” Giving one’s time and knowledge to mentor a young person can make a huge difference in the future of that child. Mento[...]

Project Linus—WSU students create blankets of love for local children

Like the Peanuts character Linus, children of all ages are comforted by the warmth and security of a cherished blanket. For five years, Wright State students have been making cozy fleece blankets for the Dayton chapter o[...]

Presidential Lecture Series

Wright State University’s 2009–2010 Presidential Lecture Series features bestselling authors Greg Mortenson (Three Cups of Tea) and Frans Johannson (The Medici Effect); “gay moralist” John Corvino; James Fallows[...]



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