The newly formed company Launch Oregon will accelerate the University of Oregon’s commercialization pipeline.

Anshuman Razdan is honored for his contributions to facial and handwriting recognition, as well as enabling location data for aerial imagery.

$5 million gift from Papé family, their greatest to-date, will step up pace of innovation in the Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact.

The year’s highlights include an acquisition, record income and patent filings, and new partnerships.

UO researchers seek to understand public tolerance for poor air quality and preferred methods for receiving event updates.

Tiny implantable sensors measure the progress of a healing injury — providing more accurate estimates for recovery.

The Women's Innovation Network (WIN) is a nine-month program that helps UO faculty, graduate students, and entrepreneurs in our community navigate the process of technology transfer, which is how new innovations are turned into products and commercialized.