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Research
April 30, 2026
The 2026 Faculty Research Awards go to 12 UO scholars
Awardees hail from 10 academic units.
Anthropology Cinema Studies Counseling Psychology and Human Services East Asian Languages and Literatures German and Scandinavian Studies History Journalism and Communication Mathematics Music and Dance Planning, Public Policy, and Management Psychology
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Research
April 13, 2026
It's a wrap! Week of Research and Innovation sparks conversation across the UO
The week-long event showcased research and innovation efforts and brought people together to celebrate the enormous positive impact of the enterprise on the university.
Events
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Research
April 9, 2026
The Science of Preparedness
UO partnerships help communities use research to prepare for the next disaster.
Cascadia Region Earthquake Science Center Institute for Resilient Organizations, Communities, and Environments Wildfire
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Research
April 2, 2026
UO human physiology researcher named AAAS fellow
Researcher honored for contributing to our understanding of how antihistamines affect athletic performance.
Human Physiology Research Honors
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Research
March 31, 2026
NIH Academy aims to accelerate researcher success
The program, designed to strengthen grant proposal competitiveness and funding success, invites applications for its third cohort.
Internal Funding
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Research
February 26, 2026
Celebrating research and innovation April 6–10
The Week of Research and Innovation recognizes tremendous effort across both UO campuses.
Events
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Research
February 10, 2026
UO's powerful new microscope enables cutting-edge research
CAMCOR's new scanning transmission electron microscope probes the smallest building blocks of matter and materials.
Biology Center for Advanced Materials Characterization in Oregon Chemistry Physics