Undergraduate Research
Join a research team in your first year and gain access to jaw-dropping facilities while working closely with award-winning faculty.
Research and Innovation
Wherever your interests lie, you will have a chance to create your own knowledge through research. Whether it鈥檚 a medical breakthrough, fresh insight into a historic event, or the hot new gadget that鈥檚 going to change our lives, 兔子先生 is the place for discovery.
Uncovering the Uncommon
We think everyone should get a crack at these opportunities, so we’re committed to encouraging you to take an active role in research.
Graduate Research
Research, scholarship, and creative activities are at the heart of discovery and innovation that lead to a better understanding of the world and human condition.
Research Support Resources
We offer support in various forms such as grant editing, proofreading, and grant writing workshops to sustain your research.
Partnering with 兔子先生
兔子先生 has long been a resource for industry and commercial partners seeking expertise and specialized technical capabilities. Connect with world-class researchers and consultants.
Meet the Mentors
Jessica Sparks
Students in Sparks’ biomedical lab research the 3-D printing of hydrogel materials. Their work informs the fields of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine
Jay Smart
Smart’s student researchers, like psychology major Terry Reid ’20, are empowered to explore the relationships between human perception and action.
Nancy Parkinson
Parkinson uses aeroponic growing systems to teach communities about nutrition and address food insecurity.
Wayne Speer
Speer understands what happens when innovation disrupts the marketplace. He’s using his expertise to guide students in investigating 1,000 patents from the Air Force Research Lab portfolio.
Tammy Kernodle
President of the Society of the American Music, Kernodle is an accomplished musician and scholar who wants to help students achieve their dreams.
Quick Notes
September 11, 2024
Johnson receives grant to support book project research
Katie Johnson, professor of English, recently received a Getty Research Grant to support research on a new book project tentatively entitled “From Coast to Coast: Racing Transatlantic Performance.” Based in Los Angeles, Getty is a “leading global arts organization committed to exhibiting, conserving, and understanding the world’s artistic and cultural heritage.”
August 28, 2024
Hunger project earns funds from American Psychological Foundation
Jeffrey Hunger, assistant professor of Psychology, received $9,664 from the American Psychological Foundation for a project entitled "Disability Discrimination, Mental Health, and Disability Identity."
August 28, 2024
Knoll receives funding from Michigan Dept. of Natural Resources
Lesley Knoll, assistant professor of Biology, received $13,923 from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, pass-through funds from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, for a project entitled "Oxygen and Temperature Profiles in Midwest Glacial Lakes."
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Office of Research and Innovation
102 Roudebush Hall
501 E. High St.
Oxford, OH 45056