UO physicist receives nation’s highest honor for early-career scientists
Tien-Tien Yu, who studies particle physics and dark matter, has been award the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.
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Research Impact Statistics
Research expenditures increased $7 million over FY 23 to $116 million.
$177 million
in external funding
$7 million
increase in research expenditures from the previous year
409 grants
awarded to investigators
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Innovation Impact Statistics
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$7.7 million
licensing revenue
10,384
total copyright, trademark, and patent licenses
29
total active startups with ties to the UO
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New Awards
- Cathy Wong was awarded $590,000 by National Science Foundation.
- Matthias Agne was awarded $539,890 by National Science Foundation.
- Carl Brozek was awarded $700,000 by National Science Foundation.
- Stephanie De Anda was awarded $743,412 by National Institutes of Health (NIH).
- Brian Smith was awarded $1,000,000 by National Science Foundation.