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Where Bold Ideas Become Breakthroughs

Big ideas start here—like the roots of Nike, new ways to train the body and mind, and research that protects our planet.

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The Birthplace of Unstoppable

Big ideas start here—like the roots of Nike, new ways to train the body and mind, and research that protects our planet.

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Welcome, Bold Thinkers and Change Makers

Big ideas start here—like the roots of Nike, new ways to train the body and mind, and research that protects our planet.

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However you imagine your future, we’ll help you create it.

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Creating Breakthroughs That Change the World

We’re not afraid to push boundaries and break rules to solve the world’s most complex challenges.

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Supporting Children's Mental Health

The first child behavioral health undergrads are fanning out into public schools to stake out a new way to help youth.

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Prepping for the 'Big One'

Research on how the earth moves is improving earthquake warnings and preparation.

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Keeping Athletes on Their Feet

UO researchers are devising new ways to prevent injuries and speed recovery.

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Undergraduate researcher Celine Lopez Padilla working in the lab.

Two-Drug Combo Could Improve Healing

The new approach points toward a powerful way to boost existing antibiotics.

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A Training Ground for Entrepreneurs

UO students pursuing all sorts of majors are turning their creative ideas into real products and businesses with support and resources throughout campus.

Impact In Motion

See how we’re turning bold ideas into real-world progress.

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    Approaching AI with Curiosity and Caution

    A journalism professor shares how he's training students to think about new technology.

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    Here’s Why Teen Sleep is So Important

    A study traces the footprints of biological damage that can develop when young people don’t get enough sack time.

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    An Undergrad Uncovers the Cold Truth

    Meet a human physiology major who led a study on how scuba divers maintain core temperature in chilly water.

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    The UO is »Ê¼Ò»ªÈË’s Economic Powerhouse

    A new economic impact report finds that the UO creates $3.7 billion in benefits for the state.

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