Yali Jia, Ph.D., codeveloped an algorithm that enables a highly efficient, non-invasive eye imaging technology called optical coherence tomographic angiography, or OCTA. In recognition of this and...
African Americans have a greater risk of dementia than white and non-white Hispanic populations, yet the bulk of dementia research has not explicitly examined African Americans or the heterogeneity...
Have you ever wondered… What an ontology is and why anyone would use one? Who's using ontologies and how are they using them? How ontologies are created and maintained? How to use an...
Spread the word to your colleagues at other institutions: The OHSU Neuroscience Postbaccalaureate Initiative provides qualified scholars a yearlong in-depth research experience in laboratories that...
Why do babies sleep so much? It turns out, a good night’s sleep, especially early in life, can have profound implications for the brain’s ability to form important social bonds throughout life,...
Starting Feb. 12, the Duo Mobile app will be required when logging in to Shibboleth-enabled tools from outside the OHSU network. If you've been using Duo Mobile, then there is nothing more you need...
Research Administration Training and Education is offering two classes in February 2019. RATE connects research administrators and others working in support of the research mission with a variety of...
The OHSU and University of Oregon Collaborative Seed Project has issued a Request for Applications. This is the second Collaborative Seed Project round of funding. Pictured above, current piloting...
The Military Health Systems Research Symposium (MHSRS) is the Department of Defense’s premier scientific meeting. It provides a collaborative environment for military medical care providers with...
The Shared Instrumentation Grant Program (S10) provides groups of NIH-supported investigators funds to purchase or upgrade shared equipment costing $50,000 to $600,000. Types of instruments...