Jeff Hoagland
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Wright Brothers Institute
The Wright Brothers Institute is shutting down after more than two decades of work with the U.S. Air Force and entrepreneurs in the Dayton region.
Adriana Martinez-Smiley
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WYSO
Photograph was received from the Office of Naval Intelligence, 7 November 1940.
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U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.
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The pathway program launched to meet a growing regional workforce demand in advanced manufacturing and technical fields. It offers an easier pathway to continuing education in engineering technology. -
Hyphen Innovations will move into its new Moraine offices over the summer. The defense contractor just landed new work with the Air Force. -
The Indiana and Ohio Departments of Transportation are testing an autonomous semi truck on Interstate 70 to see how well it works with the changing weather in the Midwest. -
This week's episode of Poor Will's Almanack has notes from Bill Felker's archives of forty years of observation of what happens in nature in the Miami Valley and beyond. -
Sustained loud noises can cause long term damage to your hearing, but luckily there are ways to protect your ears. -
The PFAS annihilator is the only proven technology to completely destroy PFAS in aqueous film forming foam (or AFFF). -
Gem City Tech brings together technology workers scattered among pay scales, home offices and industry sectors. As the industry grows in complexity and size, they've been helping Dayton keep up. -
Air Force Research Lab commander Maj. Gen. Scott A. Cain relinquished his duty, welcoming Brig. Gen. Jason E. Bartolomei as commander. AFRL is based at Wright-Patt Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio. -
A state grant will more than 50 tech schools expand their program for students. -
Much of Dayton and Southwest Ohio will be directly underneath the solar eclipse on April 8. Astrophotographer Brian Kent discusses how to take pictures of this celestial event safely.
