UO biomed startup could revolutionize tissue engineering The firm, spun out of work in Paul Dalton’s lab, uses 3D printing to build cellular scaffolds May 9, 2025 UO biomed startup VivoTex could revolutionize tissue engineering The firm, spun out of work in Paul Dalton’s lab, uses 3D printing to build cellular scaffolds May 9, 2025 Academy names three UO researchers as ‘emerging inventors’ Two chemists and a microbiologist are new members of the National Academy of Inventors April 30, 2025 Academy names three UO researchers as emerging inventors’ Two chemists and a microbiologist are new members of the National Academy of Inventors April 25, 2025 Researchers developing new approaches to solve aging problems Emerging science initiative will look at root causes of aging and ways to prolong health July 10, 2024 Microelectrodes could be the next step in neural interfaces Felix Deku's work at the Knight Campus could lead to treatments for neurological conditions February 20, 2024 UO chemists cook up a brand-new kind of nanomaterial The carbon nanohoops could be used to make new kinds of electronics or sensors January 12, 2023 UO network cultivates women entrepreneurs and mentorship The Women’s Innovation Network helps find ways to overcome gender-based barriers January 10, 2023 Gift creates new innovation center at the UO's Knight Campus The Papé family gives $5 million for a new center to foster biotech startups December 6, 2022 Gift creates new innovation center at the UO's Knight Campus The Papé family gives $5 million for a new center to foster biotech startups December 6, 2022 UO programs bolstered by $16M in Build Back Better funds The grant will expand acoustics research to help advance mass timber construction September 2, 2022 Little fish help gauge success of millrace restoration plan An area along the Willamette will be a place for riparian, recreational and educational uses April 17, 2022 UO business students help keep winter Olympians toasty They created heated ski shorts to keep athletes’ muscles warm while training and waiting February 6, 2022 UO startup is purchased by health care software company Phreesia has acquired Insignia Health, launched by a team led by the UO's Judith Hibbard January 23, 2022 Teaching by Design with Trygve Faste Trygve Faste, the Tim and Mary Boyle Chair in Material Studies and Product Design, applies professional skills to teaching January 19, 2022 Inclusive sportswear designer joins academy of inventors Professor Susan Sokolowski holds 106 patents and joins a class of 164 fellows December 15, 2021 Gifts to Venture Development Fund could mean state tax credit The fund helps transform discoveries made at the university into businesses November 22, 2021 Even in a flat economy, the UO continues to spin off innovation Last year saw 14 new patent filings and two new companies spun from faculty work November 9, 2021 Major grants helped spur record research growth in 2020-21 Annual funding grew to $172 million last year, not including COVID-19 relief funds October 24, 2021 UO launches initiative to support student-athlete marketing A new collective will help Ducks as they navigate name, image and likeness opportunities October 19, 2021 College of Education improves grade school reading tool A $200,000 federal grant will make it easier for teachers to use the popular assessment June 20, 2021
