Research and Innovation

UO-led genome sequencing project determines that the ancient fish is a sound bridge for advancing research on human diseases.

Calden Carroll discovered a molecule that lights up in the presence of of nitrates by accident while doing graduate work in chemistry at the UO.

With more than $5,000 in prize money on the table, graduate students had a chance to not only display their work but move it forward too.

Fresh eyes of a UO undergraduate on a growing environmental problem led to a project that found gender vulnerabilities should be considered.

UO-led research in Ecuador unravels how a rare plant species lures pollinators with a mushroom-like part.