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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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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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Reinventing Construction

UO researchers lead efforts to test a revolutionary new approach to affordable, green home construction.

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Expanding Parenting Skills

The UO-designed Family Check-Up program distills decades of research into practical, accessible parenting support.

Read How It’s Changing Lives

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Advancing Performance Tech

A UO research engineer developed a simpler, more accurate method for measuring running gait outside the lab.

Learn How She Did It

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Driving Medical Discovery

Our skin is covered in fungi. UO researchers say it could be a new way to treat antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

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Water, Hidden High in the Cascades

A UO research team uncovered a massive aquifer buried beneath Oregon’s volcanic peaks, reshaping how we think about water resources and volcanic activity in the area.

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Impact In Motion

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

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    Antihistamines Affect Fitness Gains

    New research shows that high levels of antihistamine drugs can reduce fitness gains from exercise, suggesting a connection between the underpinnings of allergies and exercise performance.

    See How Seasonal Allergies Relate to Fitness

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    Hot Tubs Beat Saunas for Health Perks

    In a head-to-head comparison between hot tubs and saunas, a UO study showed hot-water immersion had greater benefits, helping to lower blood pressure and boost the immune system.

    See the Heated Comparison

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    Magma-Driven Earthquakes

    When the island of Santorini was rattled by thousands of small earthquakes earlier this year, many were mystified about the source of the tremors. A UO geophysicist's recent work suggests a possible culprit: Magma.

    Learn About Santorini's Volcanic Plumbing

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    Supporting Children's Mental Health

    As part of their training at the Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health, UO undergrads are interning in middle schools and staffing a community crisis line, helping young people navigate life’s challenges.

    Learn About These Life-Changing Experiences

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