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	PSU Student Research Symposium Presenter: Kate Washington Is Portland's Pearl District living up to its claim that the neighborhood increases social capital for all its residents? Kate Washington lays the groundwork to answer that question in her study: "The Pearl District: An Urban Neighborhood."	Research
	Sirisha Kothuri Transportation Scholar	Graduate Student
	Sam Thompson Transportation Scholar	Graduate Student
	Oliver Smith Transportation Scholar	Graduate Student
	Patrick Singleton Transportation Scholar	Graduate Student
	Adam Moore Transportation Scholar	Graduate Student
	Jennifer Koch Transportation Scholar	Graduate Student
	Rebecca Hamilton Transportation Scholar	Graduate Student
	Nick Foster Transportation Scholar	Graduate Student
	Kristina Currans Transportation Scholar	Graduate Student
	Joseph Broach Transportation Scholar	Graduate Student
	Katherine E. Bell Transportation Scholar	Graduate Student
	Arlie Adkins Transportation Scholar	Graduate Student
	The Clean Challenge In the first round of the Clean Challenge 16 teams of cleantech innovators and entrepreneurs had two minutes to pitch their ideas for a chance to receive $5,000 in funding for project development.	Research
	Clean Challenge Semi-Finalist: New Methods for Producing Natural Dyes	Research
	Clean Challenge Semi Finalist: Green Innovations Inc.	Research
	Clean Challenge Semi-Finalist: Using Diatoms to Enhance Photo-Electricity Conversion	Research
	Clean Challenge Semi-Finalist: Ultra-Light Weight & Corrosion Resistant Buckling Restrained Brace	Research
	Clean Challenge Semi-Finalist: Home Aquaponics Systems	Research
	Clean Challenge Semi-Finalist: Photocatalytic Water Purification System	Research
	Bridges to Use Undergraduates in the School of Business Administration's Strategy Capstone course partner with Innovation & Intellectual Property and gain real world experience researching and planning paths forward for technology developed at PSU.	Research
	Unleashing the Power of Business for Social Impact The Social Innovation Incubator at Portland State University provides social entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs the resources, networks, and encouragement they need for their businesses to succeed while achieving positive social change.	Organization
	PSU Entrepreneurs: HoneyComb Corporation Employing unmanned aircraft systems to provide better data for precision agriculture.	Organization
	PSU Entrepreneurs: Green Innovations Inc. Turning used oil into affordable diesel fuel for carriers in Portland's trucking industry.	Organization
	Dr. Theresa McCormick Ligand design and metal complexes for solar energy conversion and chiral recognition	Faculty Member
	Meg Merrick Meg Merrick puts communities on the map.	Faculty Member
	The Innovation Program: Preparing Tomorrow's Innovators Today Providing engineers and computer science students with the experience and skills they'll need to be innovators in their future careers.	Research
	Student Innovators: Buck McKay Mechanized modulation: how a device built by a PSU mechanical engineering student allows for hands free manipulation of effects pedals for musicians.	Research
	Student Innovators: The Tea Meister Team Innovation Program participants are brewing up innovations one cup at a time.	Research
	The Entrepreneurship Club at Portland State University Fostering entrepreneurship by turning ideas into businesses and organizations that impact the world and provide students with a path to pursuing their dreams.	Organization
	Artificial Intelligence, Education, & Complexity Dr. Melanie Mitchell is developing machine intelligence and educating students at PSU and around the world.	Research
	Student Innovators: Matthew Stewart PSU engineering student and long distance runner Matthew Stewart introduces a design for a cart to carry gear for runners.	Research
	Student Innovators: Kristina Rodgers and Nick Spaulding PSU engineering students Kristina Rodgers and Nick Spaulding build a car safety harness for dogs, addressing design flaws in other similar harnesses.	Research
	Pacific NanoScience, Inc. Developing new tools for early diagnosis of cardiovascular disease.	Research
	Survey Research Lab	Research
	The Sánchez Nano-Development Lab Developing and implementing state of the art technology and techniques for nanoscale imaging.	Research
	Need to Know if it's Going to Rain?—Ask a Mathematician Dr. Dacian Daescu knows the math on weather forecasting—he's one of just a handful of mathematicians in the world developing the math that runs computer forecasting models.	Research
	Hawthorne Materials Corp. Developing state of the art x-ray contrast agents for use in the medical field.	Research
	SWEETSense Inc. Integrating data acquisition technology to support a more sustainable environment while continuing to innovate exciting technology with a focus on socially-redeeming values.	Research
	Virtual Device Technologies Enabling effective, inexpensive, and convenient virtual prototyping for developers of software and electronic devices.	Research
	Telling the Stories of PSU Innovations	Staff Member
	Finding Creative Solutions	Staff Member
	Approaching Innovation with Interest	Staff Member
	Elex Biotech—New Approaches to Managing Cardiovascular Disease A Portland biotech startup is designing and developing drugs to help those suffering from cardiovascular disease.	Research
	The Green Building Research Lab Supporting fundamental and applied research relevant to the green building industry, and serving as a teaching resource for students studying building science.	Research
	The Center for Student Success Providing services to K-12 schools, school districts, and nonprofit organizations to improve education systems here in the Metro region and across the state.	Research
	Making Population Data Available to Everyone: the Population Research Center At PSU, the Population Research Center is providing population-related data and research for the State of Oregon.	Research
	Oregon Bioscience Association: Creating Opportunities In Oregon's Bioscience Industry	Organization
	DisaAmerica	Organization
	Facilitating Paths to Use Innovation: Working in concert with external partners, the office of Innovation & Intellectual Property helps researchers like Dr. Carl Wamser move their innovations out of the lab.	Research
	Synthesizing Solutions to Save Lives Innovation: Dr. Rob Strongin and the Strongin Group have developed a method for identifying a biomarker that may be indicative of early stage ovarian cancer.	Research
	The Institute of Portland Metropolitan Studies Providing the Portland metropolitan region with the tools and information policymakers and citizens need to advance the economic, environmental, and social goals of the region.	Research
	Elex Biotech: Developing Next Generation Therapeutics	Organization
	Genesis Wind	Organization
	The Baker Group: A Technology Advancement Company	Organization
	Pacific Northwest Defense Coalition	Organization
	What's next for Solar Power and Green Roofs Dr. Carl Wamser discusses next generation solar cells, green roofs, and an upcoming OMSI event: "Connecting Researchers and Public Audiences."	Research
	The Drupal Association: Building A better Web	Organization
	Floragenex: A Radical Solution for Genome Sequencing	Organization
	OpenSesame: Making Magic for Online Training Courses	Organization
	Energy Storage Systems, Inc.: Smarter Batteries for a Smarter Energy Grid	Organization
	SightLine Applications: Get Onboard with Better Video	Organization
	Pacific Light Technologies: Lighting the Way	Organization
	HydraDx: A Better Flow in Diagnostics	Organization
	Lifecom: Bringing Intelligence to Medical Records	Organization
	RapidMade: Your Partner for the Future	Organization
	Comic Rocket: Webcomics Made Easy	Organization
	ARM iNSIGHT: Transaction-Based Anti-Fraud for the Prepaid Debit Industry	Organization
	Developing 3D Editing Technology Professor Feng Liu answers the challenges of stereoscopic image and video editing.	Research
	A Powerful Tool for Managing the Spread of Invasive Species iMapInvasives invites Oregonians to share information about where they’ve found invasive species and what they’ve done to manage them.	Research
	Intervening for Positive Change in At-Risk Youths Reclaiming Futures unites communities to help justice-involved teens overcome drugs, alcohol and crime.	Research
	Bringing the Geography of Oregon into the Classroom Providing teachers with tools to incorporate geography into lessons: The Student Atlas of Oregon connects children to Oregon and the world beyond.	Research
	Dialogues for Deep Change Diasporas in Dialogue is a manual for community reconciliation that provides a platform for bringing refugee communities together.	Research
	Bringing Innovation to Light This winter graduate students with an entrepreneurial spirit will have the chance to get hands-on experience with the processes involved in commercializing state-of-the-art technology in the New Venture Management course through the department of Engineering & Technology Management.	Research
	A Life Dedicated to Public Service The Center for Public Service supports innovation in the public and non-profit sectors.	Research
	Battling Drug-Resistant Malaria DesignMedix, a Portland biotech startup, is designing the next generation of hybrid drugs to resolve issues of drug resistance in infectious diseases such as malaria.	Research
	2012 Oregon Lab2Market Intensive Developing ideas, zeroing in on markets, acquiring venture capital: how 30 seconds in an elevator can make a company.	Research
	The Learner Web: Extending Educational Opportunities to Adult Learners Dr. Steve Reder, Professor of Applied Linguistics, discusses the Learner Web, a learning supportive system for adults who have specific educational goals.	Research
	Little Structures, Big Impact Multifaceted innovations in nanotechnology developed at Portland State by former Professor Dr. Mingdi Yan and brought to market by Swiss company SuSoS AG are improving everyday objects at the nanoscale.	Research
	Shaking Up Seismic Retrofitting Peter Dusicka is engineering a seismic brace technology for retrofitting buildings and bridges that will save infrastructure as well as lives.	Research
	The Initiative for Bicycle & Pedestrian Innovation The Initiative for Bicycle & Pedestrian Innovation combines research, education and knowledge to promote safe, convenient and accessible travel by walking and cycling.	Research
	Improving Child and Family Services in Oregon and Beyond The Center for Improvement of Child and Family Services at Portland State University: integrating research, education and training to promote best practices in public child welfare.	Research
	TOVA: a purposefully boring test.	Organization
	Bringing mentoring research under one banner The Center for Interdisciplinary Mentoring Research brings together researchers from across campus to improve youth, college, and workplace mentoring.	Research
	Leveraging Voices: the Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship Shelley Gunton talks about taking innovation and entrepreneurship to new heights and building networks of support to help a community of aspiring entrepreneurs.	Research
	DesignMedix: developing novel, low-cost hybrid drugs to combat drug resistance.	Organization
	APDM: delivering movement monitoring solutions.	Organization
	Dr. David Stuart Organotransition metal chemistry, catalysis, and development of new chemical reactivity for organic synthesis	Faculty Member
	Tellagence: new business analytics.	Organization
	Removing Constraints to Scientific Discovery: "Data Near Here" Dr. David Maier and Veronika Megler, both of the department of Computer Science, talk about a technology developed to help scientists draw relevant observations from massive datasets.	Research
	Building a Better Learning Environment Innovation & Intellectual Property helps negotiate a partnership between public, private, and non-profit organizations leading to the construction of the green modular classroom, an affordable, sustainable alternative to current portable classrooms.	Research
	kaPoW! A New Defense against Web Attacks Wu-chang Feng, Associate Professor in the department of Computer Science, is looking to place his new defense mechanism between your favorite Internet services and attackers.	Research
	Revolutionizing Training Methods in Human Services and Beyond Innovators at the Regional Research Institute, Dr. Laurie Powers and Janet Walker, bring a technology-based approach to implementing advances in the fields of human services and mental health care.	Research
	The Nanomonitor: Inventing in the Flight Against Cardiovascular Disease Portland startup company, Pacific Nanoscience, in association with the Baker Group LLP, plans on using Portland State University innovations in an effort to ameliorate a leading cause of death worldwide: cardiovascular disease.	Research
	Collaboration & Development: Applying Nanoscience to the Preparation of Solid Phase Conjugate Vaccines Maintaining patents and seeking commercial partnerships: Dr. Jun Jiao and her research associate, Dr. Haiyan Li, collaborate with researchers at Providence Health & Services Oregon to develop a nanoparticle -based vaccine adjuvant.	Research
	Where Nanoscience Meets Cancer Detection: the Onset of Innovation From invention disclosure to provisional patent application: Dr. Raj Solanki and his team introduce a high-specific ovarian cancer antigen binding single-stranded DNA sequences for detection of ovarian cancer.	Research
	Reconciling Work and Family Obligations to Increase Wellbeing Organizational Psychologist and PSU Psychology Professor, Leslie Hammer is looking at changes in workplace systems that will improve the health and wellbeing of working families.	Research
	Climbing the Steel Wall Dr. Julie Rosenzweig and Dr. Eileen Brennan of the School of Social Work at Portland State University advocate for better work-life compatibility for parents raising children with disabilities.	Research
	Modeling Software for Microgravity Fluid Mechanics Dr. Mark Weislogel, Professor of thermal and fluid sciences, and his team of collaborators from the Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science reimagine modeling software for fluid mechanics in microgravity.	Research
	Collaboration, Inspiration, Breakthrough Innovation: Dr. Robert Daasch, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Dr. Glenn Shirley, Adjunct Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, develop a method for supporting decision-making in the testing and manufacturing of semiconductors	Research
	Conserving Oregon's Rich Biodiversity Innovation: Supporting biodiversity conservation: the Oregon Biodiversity Information Center at Portland State University	Research
	Applying Nature's Lessons to Saving the Environment Innovation: Associate Professor of Biology, Radu Popa and his colleagues are using black soldier fly larvae to recycle nutrients from waste water.	Research
	The Bright Side of a Heavy Metal PSU innovators Andrea Goforth and Anna Brown see Bismuth nanoparticle materials as the imaging agents of the future.	Research
	A Partnership to Create New Sensors for a Better Tomorrow Innovators at Portland State University and Stevens Water Monitoring Systems Inc. aim to address critical public health challenges in the developing world and help international aid organizations become more sustainable.	Research
	Innovation & Intellectual Property Releases Acclaimed Documentary Film Of razor wire and comfort: Portland State’s Dr. Jan Haaken makes the plea for a better understanding of residents at the Oregon State Hospital in Guilty Except for Insanity	Research
	PSU Professor Robert Strongin Partners with Boulder Diagnostics Portland State University, Dr. Robert Strongin, & Boulder Diagnostics envision the future of new tests & reagents just over the horizon.	Research
	Desiree Pacheco Rules of the Game - Changing "business as usual"	Faculty Member
	Kelly Clifton Travel Choices - Rethinking transportation choices for healthy communities	Faculty Member
	Ron Tammen Power Shift - Interpreting China's rise	Faculty Member
	Talya Bauer Hire Education - Training and retaining new employees	Faculty Member
	NSF Initative for Science, Engineering and Education for Sustainability (SEES) A video presentation for PSU by the National Science Foundation on the SEES initiative and investments.	Research
	Abdullah Mahmud	Faculty Member
	Bill Fish	Faculty Member
	Kelly Clifton	Faculty Member
	Video: Shaping our Place, Scaling up Solutions CIMM: A new collaborative research center aims to scale-up solutions	Research
	Vivek Shandas City Solutions - Transforming urban spaces and natural places	Faculty Member
	Sergio Palleroni Public Works - Greening schools and housing	Faculty Member
	Kelley Barsanti Research Assistant Professor & Managing Director - Center for Climate and Aerosol Research	Faculty Member
	Thad Miller Helping to understand and pursue sustainability	Faculty Member
	Dr. John J. Perona Quantitative biology of the protein translation apparatus.	Faculty Member
	Better Futures Increasing Postsecondary Preparation and Engagement of Youth with Serious Mental Health Conditions in Foster Care	Research
	2011 Community Partner Award The School's Regional Research Institute for Human Services (RRI) was honored with the 2011 Community Partner award from Portland Public Schools.	Research
	Alex Bigazzi Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering	Graduate Student
	Jason Jurjevich Exploring the spatial implications of demographic change.	Faculty Member
	Aslam Khalil From Source to Sky - Tracking greenhouse gases	Faculty Member
	Leslie Hammer Worker Wellness - Resolving stress between work and family	Faculty Member
	Kris Henning Tactical Response - Cracking cases with databases	Faculty Member
	Melissa Appleyard Team Science - Merging disciplines to enhance innovation	Faculty Member
	Greg Schrock Exploring labor markets and opportunity.	Faculty Member
	reUtica A collaborative documentary by Matt and John Dean Ossowski exploring sustainability-focused community initiatives in Portland, OR and Utica, NY.	Research
	Diane Yatchmenoff Research Professor at the Regional Research Institute, School of Social Work	Faculty Member
	Sarah Amspacher, Oregon Summer Fellow, PSU & Oregon Transportation Research and Education Consortium	Research
	Laurie Powers Professor at the School of Social Work, Associate Dean for Research & Director of the Regional Research Institute for Human Services	Faculty Member
	Matt Carlson Ensuring Health - Measuring the benefits of health coverage	Faculty Member
	Steve Bleiler Game Theory - Calculating optimum strategies	Faculty Member
	Anna-Louise Reysenbach Hot Pursuit - Searching for new life forms at Earth's extremes	Faculty Member
	Alma Trinidad Assistant Professor at the School of Social Work	Faculty Member
	Dr. Erik Johansson Surface chemistry, photovoltaics, and photoelectrochemistry	Faculty Member
	Thomas Keller Mentor Center - Discovering what makes mentorships work	Faculty Member
	Laurie Powers Self Determined Success - Helping people with disabilities chart their lives	Faculty Member
	Berrin Erdogan Global Satisfaction - Helping managers lead an international workforce	Faculty Member
	Carlos Crespo Good Living - Making healthy choices easier	Faculty Member
	James McNames Movement Measures - Using technology in the battle against Parkinson's Disease	Faculty Member
	Dave Ervin Seed Science - Assessing the impact of biotech on farming	Faculty Member
	Graig Spolek Green Building Counsel - Changing the science of building	Faculty Member
	Kristi Yuthas Earning Power - Lifting people out of poverty through business education	Faculty Member
	Michael Smith College Bound - Helping diverse students reach higher education	Faculty Member
	Steve Reder Dropouts Drop-in - Creating online tools to help adults finish school	Faculty Member
	Dr. Andrea Mitchell Goforth	Faculty Member
	Scott Wells Clean Water Acts - Keeping surface water safe from pollution	Faculty Member
	Dr. Gwen Shusterman	Faculty Member
	Dr. Robert Strongin Synthesis and evaluation of novel redox and chromophore materials	Faculty Member
	Dr. Mark Woods	Faculty Member
	Dr. Rueben H. Simoyi	Faculty Member
	Dr. Shankar B. Rananavare	Faculty Member
	Dr. James F. Pankow	Faculty Member
	Dr. Dirk Iwata-Reuyl	Faculty Member
	Dr. Albert S. Benight Our research program involves investigations of melting transition phenomena in DNA, RNA and proteins and discovery of biomarkers for human disease.	Faculty Member
	Dr. David H. Peyton	Faculty Member
	Dr. Carl C. Wamser Our research is aimed at developing novel organic solar cells using conductive polymers.	Faculty Member
	Dr. Tami Lasseter Clare We study newly emerging technologies in materials chemistry to advance practices in cultural heritage conservation.	Faculty Member
	Dr. Kevin A. Reynolds	Faculty Member
	Dr. Niles Lehman The Lehman lab is interested in prebiotic chemistry and the origins of life on the Earth. We use catalytic RNA (ribozymes) to reconstruct primitive living processes such as self-assembling systems, cooperative catalytic networks, and simple evolving and/or decision-making molecular constructs.	Faculty Member
	Dr. Dean B. Atkinson	Faculty Member
	Report: Fundamentals of Bicycle Boulevard Planning and Design A guidebook to designing and planning bicycle boulevards	Publication
	David Peyton Parasite Prescription - Revising solutions, reviving hope	Faculty Member
	Jennifer Allen Natural Capital - Fostering rural-urban connections	Faculty Member
	Carl Wamser Capture the Sun - Harvesting solar power	Faculty Member
	Tom Gillpatrick Shelf Life - Getting from product to profit	Faculty Member
	James Pankow Engineering Star - Joining an elite academy	Faculty Member
	Mellie Pullman Food Chain - Bringing the freshest ideas to market	Faculty Member
	Laura Nissen Tough Teens - Repairing the past for a better future	Faculty Member
	Barry Messer Pollution Prevention - Restoring stream banks with plants and people	Faculty Member
	Kevin Reynolds Certain Chemistry - Cooking up a killer app. TB and malaria, beware!	Faculty Member
	Traffic Tracker Smart transportation systems begin with a big road map, and someone to read it.	Research
	David Sailor Gardens in the Sky - Reaping the facts and weeding the myths about eco-roofs	Faculty Member
	Research Profile - Carl Wamser Carl Wamser and about 50 others researchers worldwide are developing synthetic membranes using a similar process to convert sunlight into electricity—on a scale that one day could be used in homes and skyscrapers.	Research
	Research Profile - David Sailor Scientists say cities are heat islands and that's where David Sailor associate professor of mechanical engineering, steps in.	Research
	Research Profile - John Dash Researchers around the world, including John Dash, professor emeritus of physics, are pursuing a way to make hydrogen squeeze itself, so to speak.	Research
	Research Profile - Loren Lutzenhiser Before the survey, commissioned by the California Energy Commission, "It was assumed," says Lutzenhiser, "that people would tar and feather you" if you suggested they do without modern conveniences such as air conditioning. "That was the received wisdom, but that's not what happened."	Research
	Criminal Justice Policy Research Institute Find out what major projects the Criminal Justice Policy Research Institute is working on.	Organization
	Emily J. Salisbury Dr. Salisbury's research investigates risk and needs assessment of women offenders, gendered pathways of offending, and prison classification systems.	Faculty Member
	Jody Sundt Jody's research addresses the effectiveness of correctional policy, religion in prison, and public attitudes toward crime and punishment.	Faculty Member
	Laura Hickman Laura Hickman is engaged in research activities that help inform policymakers and the community about effective approaches to controlling crime and helping victims.	Faculty Member
	Research Profile - Jeanne Enders and Pamela Tierney Drs. Jeanne Enders and Pamela Tierney presented their research paper "Designing for Sustainability: Applying Management Theory to the Pursuit of Sustainable Design" at Business & Sustainability Conference	Research
	Meet Professor Graig Spolek The city is Professor Spolek's laboratory.	Faculty Member
	Meet Professor David Jay David Jay is working to reinvent the field study of tidal analysis.	Faculty Member
	Meet Professor Peter Dusicka Peter Dusicka's research revolves around promoting survivability through materials and engineering.	Faculty Member
	Oregon Transportation Research and Education Consortium OTREC is a National University Transportation Center sponsored by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Research and Innovative Technology Administration and is a partnership between Portland State University, the University of Oregon, Oregon State University and the Oregon Institute of Technology.	Research
	Venezuelan Killifish In partnership with the American Heart Association	Research
	Preventive Medicine and Community Health Programs PSU aids emerging countries	Research
	Research for NASA Launching a balloon satellite	Research
	Climate Change Glacier research at Portland State	Research
	Food Industry Leadership Center Leadership and research for Oregon's food industry	Research
	Portland's Watersheds Research and action	Research
	Cascadia Meteorite Lab Meteorite research and awareness	Research
	Intelligent Transportation Systems Laboratory Regional transportation challenges	Research
	Center for Lakes and Reservoirs Lake management and aquatic issues	Research
	Sustainable Development The College of Urban and Public Affairs	Research
	Autism Training and Research Center How do we improve the lives of individuals with autism spectrum disorders?	Research
	Meet Professor Heejun Chang Professor Chang believes that the 21st century will be the Climate and Water Century.	Faculty Member
	Meet Professor Christopher Monsere "PSU's unique urban setting and the collaborative spirit of my colleagues in the transportation profession, both on campus and off, creates an environment that allows me to develop as a researcher and bring relevant case studies to the classroom."	Faculty Member
	Dr. Leslie B. Hammer, Professor of Psychology Leslie Hammer is the Director of a new Occupational Health Psychology graduate training program at PSU	Faculty Member
	Vivek Shandas Integrating the science of sustainability with citizen engagement and decision making efforts	Faculty Member
	Meet Professor Aslam Khalil Whether from rice paddies, cities, landfills or cattle, Professor Khalil understands how trace gases effect global warming.	Faculty Member
	Meet Professor Andrew G. Fountain This Ice Man travels the world to study glaciers, including the one named after him the Fountain Glacier in Antarctica.	Faculty Member
	Sheila Martin Sheila Martin implements the ideal: Let Knowledge Serve the City.	Faculty Member
	Loren Lutzenhiser Exploring how cities and people use energy.	Faculty Member
	Jennifer Dill Jennifer Dill researches how people make travel and location decisions.	Faculty Member
	Meet Professor Bryant York When not teaching and working with students in his adaptive learning lab in PSU's Computer Science Department, Dr. Bryant York helps shape the future of computer science.	Faculty Member

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