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The Ohio State University Board of Trustees celebrated the university’s most recent record-breaking research expenditure on Thursday.

In fiscal year 2023, the university spent $1.449 billion annually on research & development, a 6% increase over the $1.36 billion spent the year before.

The Enterprise for Research, Innovation and Knowledge, in collaboration with Ohio State’s universities, tracks the data that indicate the amount of funding available for cutting-edge science and creative expression research.

At the Research, Innovation and Strategic Partnerships board committee meeting, Peter Mohler, executive vice president for research, innovation, and knowledge, remarked, “This is a year of firsts.”

Following Pierre Agostini, Ohio State’s recent Nobel Laureate, who appeared via Zoom from France, Mohler made his remarks. Agostini and Lou DiMauro, a fellow Buckeye physicist, talked about the science behind the prestigious award and trustees expressed excitement about meeting Agostini soon.

The following property was approved for sale by the board:
More over 26 acres in Columbus, just north of Don Scott Airport, at 2575 W. Dublin Granville Road.
Over 23 acres are located in Columbus at 3455 W. Dublin Granville Road, which is to the north of Don Scott Airport.
Units 101–126 at Columbus’s Riverwatch Tower, 364 W. Lane Ave.
A little over half an acre of land in Wayne County, Ohio, situated along Dover Road.