MSN, Yahoo highlight UC blueberry study
May 17, 2022
The University of Cincinnati's Robert Krikorian's research into blueberry supplementation for certain middle-aged adults was featured on MSN and Yahoo among other news sites.
Faculty Research & Publications
Empowering business problem solving isn't just for the classroom. Lindner faculty make significant contributions to their respective fields in ways that routinely affect the lives of business professionals and consumers.
Jeffrey Strawn, left, and Jeffrey Mills, right. Photo/University of Cincinnati.
University of Cincinnati is the leading Research 1 university in the Greater Cincinnati region, and one of only 130 institutions in the country classified as housing the very highest activity by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education.
Support and a culture of constantly asking, "Why?" fuels our our faculty's ambition. Peruse research highlights below or explore UC's Office of Research to learn how the university transforms the way we live, work and learn.
Research Highlights
Consumer Affairs: Socioeconomic status may affect response to depression treatment
A new University of Cincinnati study found that patients with lower incomes and less education tend to have poorer outcomes related to treatment for depression.
Led by Economics Professor Jeffrey Mills, PhD, and Jeffrey Strawn, MD, the UC cross-college collaborative research was recently published in the journal Psychiatric Services.
Lindner Faculty in the News
WVXU: Could this low-cost fix improve habitat in streams?
May 11, 2022
WVXU highlights a demonstration project led by the University of Cincinnati to find low-cost ways to improve the health of urban streams. The project aims to increase biodiversity by providing more wildlife habitat.
Parade: Fidget toys can be coping tools for depression and...
May 11, 2022
The University of Cincinnati's Shana Feibel was featured in a Parade article about the benefits of fidget toys to cope with anxiety and depression.