Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 19th of October.
Good morning, Toledo.
📰 Economy
The Ohio Department of Development opened a new round of TechCred applications that help employers offset the costs of tech training in Ohio until 3 p.m. Oct.
30 — the updated program aims to upskill current and future employees with approved industry credentials to build a stronger workforce.
🎓 Education
Sina Zalbegi, a University of Toledo Ph.D. candidate, won first place in the Fresh Ideas competition for his research on controlling Lake Erie's harmful algal blooms.
He will represent Ohio at the national Fresh Ideas contest at the 2027 Annual Conference in San Diego (spotlighting local water safety efforts).
🏥 Health
A University of Toledo researcher is using lab-grown miniature brain models to study PCDH19-clustering epilepsy that causes prolonged seizures in infants.
Dr. Wei Niu received a $587,758 grant (which supports research and undergraduate training) and will expand her work over the next three years.
UToledo Health performed the first dual energy cardiac ablation procedures at the University of Toledo Medical Center in late September.
The new catheter combines radiofrequency and pulse field ablation to offer personalized treatment for atrial fibrillation and may let select patients go home the same day.
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