Foster Rhea Dulles (1900-1970) served as a professor and chair of the department of history during his tenure with Ohio State, which ran from 1941-1965.
Ahmed Yousef, professor with the Department of Food Science and Technology, established the largest ozone research laboratory in the United States, housed at Ohio State. Focusing on the effect of ozone applications, Dr.
Dorothy Scott (1903 – 1993) served as the director of the School of Home Economics and as associate dean of the College of Agriculture and Home Economics at The Ohio State University from 1955 – 1968.
In the 1960s, the National Science Foundation found itself in disagreement with the U.S. Navy. The NSF was trying to pioneer a new field of Antarctic science, and it needed all the talent it could get — including women.
Richard Olsen, a professor of veterinary pathobiology at The Ohio State University from 1969 until 1988, developed a vaccine that prevents feline leukemia, a commonly fatal disease in cats.
Clara Bloomfield (1942-2020) was an internationally recognized physician whose three decades of groundbreaking research on adult leukemia and lymphoma have changed the way patients are treated.
