The Translational Opportunity Program enables UO researchers to drive their innovations to the market.

Invented at the University of Oregon, the Noble Dome enables air-free sample transfers into electron microscopes, limiting damage to materials and harm to people.

Tech giant and University of Oregon seed future collaboration in research and workforce development.

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

Benoit specializes in the design of biomaterials to improve disease treatments and expedite recovery from musculoskeletal injuries.

Christine Dixon Thiesing brings a deep knowledge of guiding intellectual property through the commercialization process.

In 2023, the Translational Opportunity Fund and Launch Oregon were major high notes in the UO’s innovation ecosystem.