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NatureQuant and ReDefine Health Promotion address nature deficit and harmful body-size discrimination, respectively.

Training students to become scientists or science teachers hinges on their motivation, confidence, and mentorship experiences.

The landmark effort investigates how health outcomes are impacted by a range of exposures and experiences, as well as timing.

Latinx children are more likely to be misdiagnosed with communications disorders. University of Oregon researchers are creating tools to advance equity in speech-language pathology.

Michelle Jacob has received a grant from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to create resources for researchers that honor traditional Indigenous storytelling as key to research, equitable evaluation, and learning.

The UO Foundation Trustee Excellence Fund provides seed funding to faculty from any discipline.

Seven faculty and one staff member are recognized for their contributions to the University of Oregon research enterprise.