Two graduate students named 2026 Lacroute Fellows
Congratulations to the two students in the Neuroscience Graduate Program who were recently awarded the 2026 Lacroute Fellowship.
OHSU is turning relentless research into groundbreaking therapies for patients at every stage of life.
Congratulations to the two students in the Neuroscience Graduate Program who were recently awarded the 2026 Lacroute Fellowship.
OHSU is a leader in psychedelic-assisted therapies, and Todd Korthuis, M.D., M.P.H., and Chris Stauffer, M.D., are helping pave the way.
Dedicated individuals at OHSU are building a future that brings health and well-being to everyone in Oregon and beyond. These are the Changemakers.
Listen to the highlights from Ahmed Raslan, M.D., FAANS, speaking on the brain, epilepsy treatment, and the future of tracking and preventing seizures.
Explain It! showcases the fascinating, impactful research at OHSU. Ahmed Raslan, M.D., discusses redrawing the functional atlas of the brain.
Georgena Moran was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1998, but she decided that it wouldn’t slow down her love of the outdoors, and now Moran is a global leader in trail accessibility.
Congratulations to the two students in the Neuroscience Graduate Program who were recently awarded the 2025 Lacroute Fellowship.
Carol Herron established the M.A.R.Y. Fund in honor of her late sister to help people with Parkinson’s disease and their caregivers.
OHSU patient Kim Steenslid reflects on her MS diagnosis and how physical activity keeps her going.
OHSU research saves lives. Research is the origin of every lifesaving discovery, every medical advancement, every new cure, treatment or therapy. OHSU researchers — focused on forging the path toward bright futures — transform science every day. By collaborating across disciplines with partners near and far, OHSU’s research improves health for us all. Our innovations […]