Winter 2005 Articles: Program Enhances Interdisciplinary Learning Partnership to Address Teen Substance Abuse Class Project Evolves into New Start-up Company New Company Offers 'Help Desk' for Supercomputing Finding New 'Eyes' to Observe Brain Activity K-16 Chinese Language Program Begins in Portland Integrative Science Building Will Enhance Collaboration Congress Funds Collaborative Transportation Center Research in Brief Subscribe to the email edition Office of Research and Graduate Studies Rich Linton, Vice President Research and Graduate Studies- Dean of the Graduate School 1281 University of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403-1281 Susan Brown, Executive Assistant Phone: 541-346-3081 Fax: 541-346-2023 Technology Transfer Graduate School Winter 2005 Program Enhances Interdisciplinary Learning Partnership to Address Teen Substance Abuse Class Project Evolves into New Start-up Company New Company Offers 'Help Desk' for Supercomputing Finding New 'Eyes' to Observe Brain Activity K-16 Chinese Language Program Begins in Portland Integrative Science Building Will Enhance Collaboration Congress Funds Collaborative Transportation Center Research in Brief Spring 2005 Research Quality and Capacity on the Rise Research Helps Students Succeed Faculty Excellence Reaps Reward Investments Prove Fruitful FEMA Honors Natural Hazards Program UO Index Gauges Economy ONAMI on Track to Double Grants Points of Pride The State of Innovation and the Innovation State Fall/Winter 2004 Record Research Dollars Benefit Oregon UO Connects Research, Innovation, Jobs Making Treaties More Effective Oregon Stakes claim on 'Next Industrial Revolution' Assaying Discoveries Innovation Leads to Understanding Partnership Addresses Heart Disease Gifts and Grants Enhance Learning, Scholarship Innovative New Institute Tackles Policy Issues Points of Pride UO Research Spans the Spectrum Spring 2004 UO Liberal Arts Prepares Workforce of the Future Cultural Competence can Amplify Work Force Performance Center Makes a Difference for Women U.S. Global Market Dominance Challenged Wired Humanities Project Transports Virtual Artifacts Researchers Preserve and Teach Languages Research Reveals How We Forget Advances Link UO Research to Medicine Points of Pride Research and Diversity at UO Fall 2003 Connecting the Disciplines Advances Knowledge and Oregon's Economy Technology Transfer on the Rise UO Research Record: Nearly $78 Million in Funding New Funds for Key UO Initiatives Nanomaterials, Human Products Key Support for Project SUPPORT Nurturing an Interest in Science Preventing Adolescent Drug Abuse Bacteria Research Looks at Cancer Link Helping Communities Avoid Natural Disasters Biologist Resurrects 600-Million-Year-Old Gene Wyden: Champion of Science Points of Pride New Records in UO Research Spring 2003 Crossing the Valley of Death: The Road from Research to Profit On Time Systems—from Infinite Possibilities to Million Dollar Savings A Better Way to Learn Language Moves from Classroom to World The New Frontier of the Brain Combines Business and Research Introduction Spring 2003 Summer 2002 A First Step toward Preventing School Violence Getting Readers on the Right Track Beyond the #2 Pencil: Improving Testing to Improve Education Making Safer Schools in Oregon: What Can We Do? A Practical Tool for Monitoring Development in Young Children Creating a Better Environment for Learning College of Education: Impact of Scientific Research—A Message From the Dean Introduction Summer 2002 Fall 2001 Powerful Engine for State Economy Revving at UO: Research VP says university contributes to Oregon economy while advancing knowledge, training next generation Office Strengthens, Simplifies Cooperation Between University and Business Biosciences Thriving at UO: Working for a healthier world Capitalizing on Intellectual Capital Riverfront Research Park Is Home to Start-ups, Spin-offs High-tech Institute Listens to Business, Preps Students with Practical Training, Internships Spring 2001 Science as a Tool for Medicine: UO biologist explores the cell to understand health and disease Forget About It: New research shows how the mind gets rid of unwanted memories The Way We Were: Historian sheds light on tough issues by discovering where they came from and how they developed The Sound Around Us: Noise pollution is only one concern of the new field of acoustic ecology So Many Languages, So Little Time: Using advanced technology in primitive settings, linguists race to save some of the world's dying languages Molecules of Life: With the recent human genome breakthrough, science is positioned to race ahead toward medical advances, new drugs, and greater understanding of the body, health, and disease A Message About Research The old editions of Inquiry UO Home Page > Office of Research and Graduate Studies > Inquiry [ Inquiry Home - About - Archives - Key Links ] ©2005 University of Oregon