These programs are vital in attracting and retaining the best faculty. Equally important, our research involves both graduate and undergraduate students in real world projects which allow them to work in teams and develop communication skills. Two are from the College of Engineering. Microtechnology-based Energy and Chemical Systems and Intelligent Infrastructure Technology are interdisciplinary projects which well represent the kind of highly visible applied research engineering often pursues. These programs are not only exciting, but have potential for dramatic impact in Oregon and the nation as well.
Research provides important spinoffs to the state and industry.
We will continue to emphasize the importance of our research and graduate programs as a key contribution to the economic development of the state and the region. We invite you to browse our most recent Annual Research Report at this section of the website. This section of the website also includes summaries for research and graduate programs for each engineering department. Each summary provides contact information if you require further information about any of our programs. Finally, we have provided links to all of the centers and institutes affiliated with our programs.