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Oak Hills and UC grad Stephen Schmidt is ranked #1 in Ohio for Super Smash Brothers and is the first pro to sign with Cincinnati Fear, one of four Cincinnati professional teams competing in esports.

Meet Cincinnati Fear's first professional esports athlete

Twenty-one-year-old Stephen Schmidt has career earnings totaling more than $10,000. He has a busy summer and fall planned with at least eight Super Smash Brothers tournaments.

Ohio wants to become a blue hydrogen hub, a federally funded project proving the viability of a hydrogen value chain from production to end use.

Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana are in a heated national competition to land a hydrogen hub

A total of $8 billion is up for grabs to states chosen to start one of four hydrogen hubs. The money is part of the infrastructure law, which in this project, hopes to assess the viability of a hydrogen economy from production to processing, delivery, storage and end use.

Fewer people might get sick if a new model being developed and tested by local scientists can pinpoint more accurately who needs to take precautions and when during the next epidemic or pandemic.

Local scientists are trying to track the next virus down to the zip code

UD, UC and Cincinnati Children's are working to develop and test a computer model that will learn from unknown variables like human behavior.

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Research Assistant Alejandro Lozano stands behind students Jimmy Tran and Kate Foss. They are designing futuristic vehicles collaboratively with VR headsets.

You may not be thinking how travel will change in 20 years, but these UC students are

One idea has pod vehicles protecting you from the next pandemic. The pod could also transport you to a concert, while others communicate with you from their own pods, keeping everyone safe.

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Start Hear: Tulsa 1921, The Story of Anita Hill, and Behind The Scenes at the Cincinnati Zoo

UC Chemistry Professor James Mack shows off a machine he has modified to adjust the speed and temperature for whatever he is mixing.

It 'sounds crazy,' but a UC professor is mixing chemicals without liquids. Here's how

"Mechanical chemistry" doesn't use liquid to mix up compounds so there is no liquid to hurt the environment. This emerging field of chemistry is called mechanochemistry.

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