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Projects range include recording of Franz Liszt’s Années de pèlerinage, research on the Afro-Iberian diaspora in the Americas, and photo documenting the restoration of the Klamath River.

Interdisciplinary UO research reveals strategies to fortify communities and ecosystems against escalating wildfire threats while developing proactive management solutions for people, places, and pollinators alike.

Angel G. Rivera-Colón studies Pacific acorn barnacles—which have a lot to teach us about how large populations evolve.

The Thermal Systems Task Force evaluated the university’s power sources through collaborative effort with stakeholders.

It’s not hip to be square. A UO researcher is pioneering curved flat pack timber components.

Two UO researchers are bringing machine learning and neural networks to bear in the quest to aid wildlife managers and public health organizations.

Faculty from all academic disciplines are invited to apply for an up to $50,000 grant.