Research

Partners in performance: WYSO highlights robust Wright State, WPAFB collaboration

In a recent story about Wright-Patterson Air Force Base’s growing partnerships with higher education… Continue reading

Wright State scientist wins prestigious NSF grant

Photo of a close-up view of a hand holding an insect that is being studied by Wright State researchers.

A Wright State University scientist’s quest to learn nature’s most mysterious secrets of flight… Continue reading

WSRI supports Air Force unmanned vehicle research

Photo of Dave Gross, Greg Feitshans, Mark Mears with Vigilant Spirit UAV ground station.

Picture this video game scenario: Intruders have broken into a sprawling military base. Continue reading

Wright State to host Ohio orthopaedic research and innovation day

Researchers, engineers and orthopaedic clinicians will meet Thursday, June 2, at Wright State University to exchange ideas… Continue reading

WSRI project focuses on image retrieval

A picture might be worth a thousand words, but a million pictures are worthless if you can’t find the one you need. Continue reading

Wright State students working to preserve rare Himalayan animal

Photo of professor Thomas Rooney holding a book in front of a book case.

A rare Himalayan goat-like animal called the grey goral… Continue reading

Campus research showcase returns

“Someday My Prince Will Come.” It sounds like a… Continue reading

Wright State Research Institute helps agency automate medical records

Talk about paperwork. Continue reading

Wright State researcher wins grant and award for innovative Alzheimer’s therapy

Wright State University research designed to stimulate the minds and memories of Alzheimer’s patients through the use of family photos, music and puzzles has won a $15,000 grant. Continue reading

SAIC to expand its operation as part of Wright State-led consortium

Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), contingent upon incentive approvals, intends to expand its operations and create new jobs in the Dayton region, the Dayton Development Coalition announced Feb. 28. Continue reading