Research and Innovation

Waterfall in the forest of Tanzania's Udzungwa Mountains National Park
October 19

Study says forest biodiversity is now in critical condition

UO Provost Jayanth Banavar helps an international team develop a new way to project forest diversity
Magnified crystal
October 18

Curtain to be pulled back on Knight Campus building designs

Building designs, flyovers and animations will go on display Oct. 27
Undergraduate Research Symposium
October 17

Apply soon for undergraduate research fellowship program

Applications for this year’s humanities mentorship projects close Nov. 6
Image illustrates a ligand binding with a protein (Creative Commons)
October 17

Illness slows but can’t stop a UO discovery on protein motion

When a UO doctoral student sought treatment for cancer, he kept working on his research, landing a paper in a top physics journal
Graphic of 3-D field
October 16

First Innovation Summit throws open the doors to new ideas

Dozens of events are scheduled for what amounts to a festival of ideas
Collage of research photos
October 16

UO recorded nearly $115 million in research funding in 2016-17

Research and innovation at the University of Oregon continued to fuel the state’s economy in 2016-17, when the UO landed nearly $124 million in competitive g
Artist conception of neutron star collision
October 16

Stars collide, and UO scientists help track another cosmic first

A new ripple in spacetime offers tantalizing clues about the nature of the universe
Student looking through microscope
October 12

Kickoff marks launch of new undergraduate research center

The event will be held Oct. 17 at 4 p.m. in Global Scholars Hall
Image shows Mexican folklore dancers moving about in Jalisco
October 6

Pub talk to explore our often-unrecognized sixth sense

On Oct. 11 Andrew Karduna will discuss how injuries upset our natural ability to sense our body’s movements
Image shows a micrograph of a kidney affected by focal segmental glomerulosclerosis
September 28

Drug entering clinical trials has fingerprint of UO chemist

Bruce Branchaud helped to identify compounds work that might treat kidney and lung diseases

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