The University of Oregon (UO) is a public research university that actively contributes to the space industry through research, education, and partnerships. As a space-grant institution and a member of the Oregon Space Grant Consortium, UO participates in NASA-aligned programs, offering students hands-on experiences in STEM fields. The university's Department of Physics conducts research in astrophysics, astronomy, and quantum communications, and its faculty collaborates with NASA on projects like the Europa Clipper mission. Through these initiatives, the University of Oregon plays a role in developing future space technologies and training the next generation of space professionals.
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A team led by University of Oregon astrophysicist Yvette Cendes tracked the radio emission from AT2018hyz and found it is still rising sharply and is about 50 times brighter than when it was first detected in 2019.