Research and Innovation

UO’s research funding grows, sparked by 47% jump in new awards
UO chemist Jasti aims to put his nanohoops into future devices
Application is down the road, but these tiny organic circular structures could land in solar cells, light-emitting diodes and medical diagnostics.
New Oregon approach for 'nanohoops' could energize future devices
While application is down the road, these tiny organic circular structures could be used in solar cells, light-emitting diodes and medical diagnostics.
UO doctoral student draws media eyes for study on political polarization
Study led by UO economics student John Voorheis finds income inequality is likely changing the direction of state legislatures.
Maier's study of NY Times columnist Kristof lands media coverage
UO journalism professor finds low engagement on distant problems, but says the columnist's approach is promising.
UO researcher sees troubling pattern in genes of Tanzanian monkeys
University of Oregon-led research taps regional landscapes to see how human activities affect an already endangered species.

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