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Ohio State University's Buckeye Bullet 2 holds the current hydrogen fuel cell land speed record.

Tom Darrah, Koloma's CTO, is a geologist from Ohio State University, indicating a connection to academic research in geology.

Ohio State University researchers, led by postdoctoral scholars Sam Herreid and Saurabh Kaushik from the Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center, developed an AI model to identify underground white hydrogen deposits by detecting surface indicators.

Researchers from this university have described a new process for converting toxic hydrogen sulfide gas into clean hydrogen usable by auto fuel cells.

Recipient of $800,000 award for hydrogen gas turbines research project.

Conducted research on Greenland's ice sheet melting and its implications for global sea levels. The study was led by researcher Michalea King with co-author professor Ian Howat.

Hosted a deep decarbonization symposium where natural hydrogen was discussed.

David Bromwich, a climate researcher at Ohio State University, commented on the Antarctic temperature record, suggesting it may be a one-time extreme event rather than evidence of climate change trends.

Hosted the symposium on energy solutions for deep decarbonization with a focus on natural hydrogen through its Center for Energy Research and Training (CERTAIN).

Partners with SARTA, and its campus is served by the SARTA hydrogen bus fleet.

Researchers at Ohio State University are conducting a study on a new form of renewable energy generation from vibrations, involving artificial trees.

A team of researchers from Ohio State University developed a new solar panel technology that can store its own electricity.

Researchers at Ohio State University have invented a new hybrid device that combines a solar cell and a battery. The university intends to license this patent-pending device to industry.

Institution where Thomas Darrah, lead author of the contamination study, is a geochemist.

A team of researchers from this university may have identified previously unknown factors limiting the performance of electric vehicles.

The university is where Professor Gerardine Botte, who developed the new method for producing hydrogen from urine, is a professor.