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May 3, 2024 - An invitation to attend the Graduate Research Forum on May 10 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Ford Alumni Center. Stop in as your schedule allows. All students and community members are welcome and encouraged to attend. We look forward to seeing you there!
Graduate Studies Newsletter
April 18, 2024 - A note that the Graduate Research Forum proposal submission deadline has been extended to Sunday, April 21, invitations to gradCONNECT and gradCAREER events and opportunities.
Graduate Studies Newsletter
April 4, 2024 - A reminder to submit your proposal by April 17 to participate in the Graduate Research Forum, a reminder to submit nominations for the Graduate Education Excellence Awards, Extra! Extra Symposium, gradCONNECT events, and more.

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The I3 research award program is now open for submissions

The program awards up to $50,000 to promising University of Oregon research teams

Graduate Research Forum 2023
Graduate Research Forum recap
More than 125 students from 46 disciplines participated in the annual event
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Graduate students will share research at annual forum event

UO campus is invited to view presentations spanning the humanities and sciences

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UO chemists cook up a brand-new kind of nanomaterial

The carbon nanohoops could be used to make new kinds of electronics or sensors

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New technique makes gene editing at scale possible in animals

The approach turns years of work into days, making new kinds of genetic tests possible

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Ducks Publish in First-Ever Filipino American Psychology Encyclopedia
Micah Michelle Mendoza and Dr. Krista Chronister make history by publishing in Filipino American Psychology Encyclopedia
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New study details the microbial origins of Type 1 diabetes

A protein triggers insulin-producing cells to reproduce, pointing to a possible treatment

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UO neuroscientists find more naturalistic ways to study vision

Two studies in mice give new insights into how animals navigate the world beyond the lab

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President, provost name projects to receive strategic funding

Approximately $2 million has been designated for ongoing initiatives.

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Researchers use lasers to get a new view on Oregon’s glaciers

They trekked into the Oregon Cascades to test a portable tool to measure glacial melt