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IMPACT Fall 2024 now available 
IMPACT Fall 2024 Cover has a genetically expanded protein on it in honor of the GCE4All Center
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Physics

40th annual Yunker lecture: “Driving quantum matter out of equilibrium”

Physicist and computation materials scientist Prineha Narang will present the 40th annual Yunker Lecture, “Driving quantum matter out of equilibrium,” focused on the dynamic interplay of quantum systems far from equilibrium.

Faculty and Staff, Physics, Student Success
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Mathematics

Advances in mathematics education net Elise Lockwood the presidential award

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Teaching Innovation

Students bake, sculpt and stitch molecular structures to life in Protein Portraits colloquium

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Statistics

Helping Oregon farmers thrive with smarter seed testing solutions

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Faculty and Staff

OSU astrophysicist Xavier Siemens wins coveted Bruno Rossi Prize for gravitational wave discovery

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Alumni and Friends

Chemistry alumna strides from ROTC to regulatory consultant

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OSU Press Releases

New Oregon climate assessment documents continued warming and signs of adaptation

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Diversity in Science

Inclusive Excellence Lecture: ‘The wider story of IE@OSU’

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News

New nanocrystals a key step toward more efficient optical computing and memory

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Chemistry

New chemical structures developed by OSU chemist show vastly improved carbon capture ability

 
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In the news
The Corvallis Advocate

OSU’s Xavier Siemens Wins Coveted Bruno Rossi Prize, Uncovered Binary Supermassive Black Hole Evidence

Space Daily

New nanocrystals offer potential for faster energy-efficient computing

Carbon Herald

Scientists Double Carbon Capture Ability Of MOFs

Earth.com

Titanium is a promising and abundant resource for carbon capture

Oregon State University News
January 3

New nanocrystals a key step toward more efficient optical computing and memory

December 12

New chemical structures developed at Oregon State show vastly improved carbon capture ability

December 3

Chemical structure’s carbon capture ability doubled by Oregon State University research

October 28

Surf and Turf: Oregon State researchers to study feeding seaweed to cattle