ETI News

People shown in the EdTech Incubator's 3D Printing Zone.

ETI Hosts Immersive Biomaterials Workshop for Engineering Students

In late January, the Department of Materials Science and Engineering hosted an immersive workshop at the Health Sciences Library (HSL). The instructional session was led by Dr. Elvin Beach, an associate professor of practice in materials science and engineering, for his MATSCEN 3332 Junior Lab course.

VR Zone instructional signage.

New VR Zone Signage Enhances User Experience

The EdTech Incubator (ETI) has introduced new signage in the Virtual Reality Zone designed to make headset setup clearer, faster and more intuitive for every user. The updated displays now walk visitors step‑by‑step through preparing their headset. The clear visuals and concise directions help new users feel confident as they get ready to enter immersive experiences, reducing wait times and minimizing the need for hands‑on staff support.

Promotional image for the Share Kindness 2026 EdTech Incubator Events.

ETI Spreads Love with Share Kindness Week Events

Join us in the EdTech Incubator (ETI), located in the Health Sciences Library (HSL) during Share Kindness Week for love-filled events.

Love Songs Karaoke

Sing your heart out at our Love Songs Karaoke event in THE Studio! Belt classic ballads or modern love anthems, and cheer on your friends.

Register on our Events page for the session on Monday, Feb. 16 at 2 p.m., or for the session on Tuesday, Feb. 17 at noon.

Person scanning proton therapy machine with the Einstar Vega handheld 3D scanner from the EdTech Incubator.

3D Scans Optimize Cancer Treatment at The James

At the James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute, proton therapy is revolutionizing cancer treatment.

Wing Chan, The Ohio State University Research Assistant Professor, getting his scan done by Mo Duncan, EdTech Incubator Coordinator, during the workshop.

Workshop Attendees Test Einstar Vega Hand-Held Scanner

The EdTech Incubator (ETI), located in the Health Sciences Library (HSL), hosts occasional workshops to provide hands-on experiences with new and innovative technology. Most recently, a workshop open to researchers, faculty, staff and learners was held on Thursday, Sept. 18th, from 2 – 4 p.m. for their newly acquired Einstar Vega handheld 3D scanner device that was purchased using donor funds.