Research and Innovation

UO biomed startup VivoTex could revolutionize tissue engineering
Campus leaders offer guidance on partial government shutdown
A memo was sent to campus researchers about the effects on federally sponsored projects
UO physicist cheers passage of National Quantum Initiative
Michael Raymer was a co-author on the original proposals recently signed into law by the president
Comments sought on electronic research compliance vendors
The research office is inviting the campus community to attend vendor presentations
Detecting black hole collisions is now routine, UO physicists say
UO researchers had key roles in reading the data on the latest news about gravitational waves
Pluth receives Oregon Medical Research Foundation award
The award honors junior Oregon researchers who show exceptional promise in biomedical research

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