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

UO's coastal campus, the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, is dedicated to hands-on learning.

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.

A UO-led study of Android users investigates the effects of smartphone use on mental and physical well-being.

Mandy Gettler, Senior Innovation Asset Administrator in the Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation, has been honored by the Eugene Chamber of Commerce for her role in creating the Women’s Innovation Network.

UO biologist Chuck Kimmel's work on zebrafish helped him earn election to the National Academy of Sciences.

Mahjong, archival hopyard photography, and a landmark court case in Shanghai are the subjects of the nominated books.