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MIT in Ohio

456

MIT students from Ohio in the last 10 years

1,469

MIT alumni in Ohio

23,818

MITx learners in Ohio

Read more about MIT’s ties to Ohio

Dealing with the limitations of our noisy world

Tamara Broderick, who grew up near Cleveland and attended Case Western University, helps scientists across fields build more reliable statistical tools.

Custom, 3D-printed heart replicas look and pump just like the real thing

MIT engineers, with Cleveland Clinic researchers, developed 3D-printed soft robotic heart replicas that mimic each patient's pumping function.

Finding teammates on and off the field

Ohio native Ben Delhees ’21 captained MIT's varsity football team and co-founded a startup aimed at teaching financial literacy to young people.

MIT takes manufacturing education across the country

MIT's TechAMP manufacturing certificate program launched in partnership with Ohio State University, training workers to advance careers and cut costs at firms.

Engineers fabricate a chip-free, wireless electronic “skin”

Engineers at MIT and the University of Cincinnati developed a chip-free electronic "skin" that wirelessly monitors pulse, sweat, and UV exposure.

Can mammogram screening be more effective?

MIT economists, collaborating with Ohio State University, found that women who follow age-based mammogram guidelines tend to be healthier than average.

Yogesh Surendranath wants to decarbonize our energy systems

MIT chemist Yogesh Surendranath, who grew up in Ohio, is converting CO₂ into fuels, improving hydrogen production, and building more efficient fuel cells.

Mathematical model could lead to better treatment for diabetes

A model developed by MIT and Case Western Reserve University clarifies glucose and insulin dynamics, which could improve diabetes treatment.

Columbus, Ohio skyline at golden hour along the Scioto River, with a white arch bridge in the foreground and the Scioto Mile riverfront park below downtown.

MIT works with Ohio employers 

MIT is engaged with these employers that have a significant presence in Ohio:

  • Amazon
  • Boeing
  • Cardinal Health
  • Case Western Reserve University
  • GE Vernova
  • JPMorgan Chase
  • Ohio State University
  • US Air Force
  • US Army
  • US Coast Guard
  • US Marine Corps
  • US Navy
  • Walmart
Two men review an open yearbook containing a grid of black and white photographs at an indoor event.

MIT alumni make a difference in Ohio

Ohio organizations where MIT alumni hold key positions include US Air Force; NASA; GE Aerospace; Flexjet; the Center for Reliable Energy Systems; Flow Pharma; Milo Biotechnology; Neural Payments; Avantia; the O.H.I.O. Fund; Brave Wilderness; Encore Venture Labs; Ohio State University; Kent State University; Procter & Gamble; Sherwin-Williams; McKinsey & Company; and the Battelle Memorial Institute.