Research and Innovation

In the Congo, anthropologists find females control captured prey and share it share with others
New Micius Quantum Foundation honors the 2012 Nobel laureate for his experimental work with trapped ions
The Faculty Affiliation Program will connect researchers and others with the campus programs
As the award’s 10th recipient, the UO’s Presidential Chair in Science will give a talk at OSU May 22
A new interdisciplinary effort is looking at the ethical and legal implications of applied neuroscience
Andrew Kern is using population genetics to see how mosquitoes become resistant to pesticides
Studies in Santiago Jaramillo’s lab answer questions on how sounds influence reward expectation
Alexander McBirney’s research steered the UO’s volcanology research to international leadership
Patterned on a microchip, the atoms could aid advancements in new quantum-based technology
Scott Fitzpatrick is thanked for more than two decades of research on the Pacific islands’ republic