Susan Conrad is an important character in the story of OHSU's transition into the age of the personal computer, the use of modern technology in health and science, and be [...]

The aggressive scaling of CMOS devices is driving Si02-based gate dielectrics to their physical limits as stated in the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconducto [...]

The first step to achieve all the benefits of an electronic medical record is accurate entry of clinical data. Most existing technologies for data entry by clinicians hav [...]

Hands-free communication devices (HFCDs) are an information and communication technology comprised of wearable "badges" and server-based software. The technology is disti [...]

Black and white photograph of Edward W. Thompson, Ph.D., President of the Oregon Graduate Institute of Science & Technology with James J. Huntziker, Ph.D. on the righ [...]

Nelson R. Niles has been a faculty member at OHSU for over forty years. In this interview, he talks of his medical training, his military service, and his tenure at the u [...]

As flat panel displays shrink in size, thin film transistor (TFT) technology is driven to improve display resolution (i.e. reduce pixel transistor siz [...]

The use of clinical information systems and Healthcare is increasing as a result of its many benefits for patients, providers, and administrators. Due to the growing need [...]

Career Management includes reflecting on past work experience, plus learning new skills for future opportunities. It is important because it can create more job security, [...]

Color photograph of Edward W. Thompson, Ph.D., President of the Oregon Graduate Institute speaking at an event.