ElectroScience Laboratory

ElectroScience Laboratory welcomes new director Richard Ridgway
At the core of every engineer is a person trying to better understand the world, trying to solve problems facing society, or exploring a passion for the details in life through science and mathematics. As the newly appointed director for the ElectroScience... | LEARN MORE
Eric Walton named 2018 George Sinclair winner at ESL Annual Awards
The Ohio State University’s ElectroScience Laboratory (ESL) celebrated its top faculty and staff accomplishments of 2018 during its annual awards event Dec. 6 at the Blackwell Inn on campus. Find pictures from the event here. Based on Kinnear Road,... | LEARN MORE
Carrying Buckeye technology, New Horizons probe zeroes in on mysterious Ultima Thule after Pluto success
With Buckeye engineering technology on board, the 12-year-old New Horizons mission to Pluto and the solar system’s icy Kuiper Belt is making history and reaching the farthest reaches of space. The scheduled New Year’s flyby of a mysterious... | LEARN MORE
ESL helps ODOT monitor traffic and roadway conditions from the air
Technology always has a way of moving forward when there is a need. As drone numbers soar, DriveOhio’s unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) Center is investing $5.9 million for a three-year study on how to safely fit UAS into an already congested airspace (click here to read more about the study). | LEARN MORE
Seckin Sahin Awarded Presidential Fellowship
Seckin Sahin, a Ph.D. student with a passion for electroscience, won the distinguished 2018-2019 Graduate School Presidential Fellowship at The Ohio State University , an award providing winners with one year of full-time financial support as they... | LEARN MORE
ElectroScience Lab ties to New Horizon on WSYX ABC6 News
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX/WTTE) — You may remember seeing high resolution images of Pluto in recent months. In 2015, a space craft called New Horizons made the first ever flyby of the faraway dwarf planet, and now that same space craft has made history... | LEARN MORE
CubeRRT: the little satellite that could
The debut data from The Ohio State University’s first satellite transmitted back from orbit, and the results look promising for future scientists studying the Earth. Joel Johnson, professor of electrical and computer engineering at Ohio State, said... | LEARN MORE