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Two people look at microscopic images across three computer screens in the CAMCOR lab.
Research
February 13, 2023
I3 award program open for submissions until May 1
The program empowers interdisciplinary teams and positions them for future external funding opportunities.
Environment Interdisciplinary Internal funding Sport and Wellness
From left: Jean Kjellstrand, Allen Malony, Julie Weise, Daniel Wojcik
Research
February 10, 2023
UO recognized as a top producer of US Fulbright scholars
Six UO faculty members were selected for the international study awards.
On left, a portrait of Trudy Ann Cameron with books on shelves behind her. On right, a portrait of Raghuveer Parthasarathy in a garden;
Research
January 31, 2023
UO physicist, economist named AAAS fellows
Raghuveer Parthasarathy and Trudy Ann Cameron are honored for contributions to their fields by the prestigious national organization.
Physics Research Honors
A female teacher smiles at a young female student while helping the student with a writing project. The teacher is squatting next to the desk the student sits at.
Research
January 19, 2023
Out of a crisis rises an opportunity for UO researchers
University of Oregon assessments, interventions, and tools address pandemic disruptions to learning to reach millions of children in their time of need.
Ballmer Institute Child/youth Community Engagement Education Prevention Science Institute
Diver swims under water of pool
Research
January 9, 2023
Studying elite divers could give insights into lung disease
Research suggests adaptations in divers help reduce strain of low-oxygen environments.
Bumpy, bubble-like structures are seen on a Nanomia bijuga, a marine animal related to jellyfish.
Research
December 6, 2022
Squishy critters are inspiring underwater vehicle design
A gelatinous sea creature could teach engineers a lesson or two.
A mixed media collage that depicts paper cut-outs of sea stars and other sea creatures along with fragments of text related to the sea.
Research
November 9, 2022
Depth perception: Art and science meet in deep-sea conservation
Artistic portrayals of deep-sea organisms help connect people with these unreachable creatures — aiding conservation efforts.
Arts and Sciences English Environmental Studies Humanities