Magma’s heat slowly built today’s Columbia River basalts
Research shows how magma-groundwater interaction reshaped the region’s geology
Path Alias
Academics and Research
New magnetic imaging device will double lab's capacity
The state-of-the-art instrument is part of the UO's Lewis Center for Neuroimaging
Applications now open for new online master’s in psychology
Designed for working professionals, the new degree offering is exclusively virtual
New research examines the societal effects of COVID-19
Two new projects look at changes to transportation, shopping and infrastructure
UO professor is making history, and meals, in the kitchen
She says traditional practices could ease the chore of cooking during COVID-19
New video series focuses on technology transfer at the UO
See the behind-the-scenes process for making a difference with faculty discoveries
Two professors receive appointments as Knight Chairs
The recipients are marketing professor Bettina Cornwell and saxophone professor Idit Shner
Grant will bring online science lessons to elementary students
UO researchers will develop and evaluate a web-based science curriculum for elementary school students to supplement their in-class science learning as part of a project financed by a $2.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
High-tech lab delivers critical services during pandemic
CAMCOR, the UO’s high-tech extension service, has been a hub of COVID-19 activity
Knight Campus alum adapting cancer research to COVID-19
Adrian Bubie serves as a bioinformatician at the Icahn School of Medicine in New York