Departments
Earth: Understanding the Planet
Scientists Witness Undersea Eruption
“Whoa! Oh my gosh, it’s exploding like an egg!” 
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Genes of Autumn
The magical transformation of autumn leaves inspires poets and awes observers. But the genetic triggers that produce those stunning colors have long baffled scientists. More…
Innovation: Promoting Entrepreneurship and Invention
Know Thy Customer
From the executive suite to the equestrian stable, OSU student researchers are helping Northwest businesses better serve their customers. More…
Pressure’s On — High-strength building products
It was a great idea, just ahead of its time. More than 50 years ago, engineers came up with a way to increase the strength and stiffness of wood. More…
Clear Shape Technologies License
OSU’s first equity license agreement involves an innovative Silicon Valley semiconductor technology company that specializes in the design automation and manufacturing of semiconductor chips. More…
Inquiry: Exploring Arts and Sciences
Reinventing High Schools
High school today is startlingly like it was in the days of “Grease.” 
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Stewardship: Managing Nature’s Resources
Canola Fuels Debate, Research
In the past couple of decades, canola has catapulted from obscurity to celebrity. More…
Vitality: Advancing Life Sciences
Aptitude For Aging
In 2006, the first wave of baby boomers turned 60. More…
Communication Breakdown
Hardening of the arteries and high blood pressure may result from a breakdown in cell communications, researchers in OSU’s Linus Pauling Institute have discovered. More…
Are We There Yet? — The Twisting Road To Adulthood
It takes longer to become an adult today, and that passage is more complicated than in the past. More…
