Our faculty has earned a strong reputation for research and publication in areas critical to improving the quality of individuals, communities, the environment and the world. Many faculty members have studied at some of the most prestigious research centers in North America, and they bring to UW Bothell a continuing dedication to fostering new scholarship and discovery.
Carolyn Brennan talks about the exciting research taking place at UW Bothell, future research opportunities and the many services the Office of Research Support provides.Watch this video.
The Office of Research Support (ORS) helps faculty identify and pursue grant opportunities that generate collaborative and interdisciplinary research projects, engage students in field work and research activities, and create symposia that contribute to the intellectual vitality of the campus.
Under the guidance of Carolyn Brennan, the ORS has built a dynamic infrastructure that fully supports faculty in expanding the scope of their scholarship.
We are proud of our faculty and the knowledge they generate through their ongoing research. Learn more about the projects and discoveries of UW Bothell principal investigators in the "Research in Action" video profiles below.
Research In Action
Dr. Angotti talks about her research on emerging technologies in math education, including developing students' conceptual understandings of mathematics and preparing educators to teach in ways that promote and support the development of conceptual understanding.
Professor Baroni, nursing program director, talks about the triad of research, application and education, including efforts to translate research discoveries into practice/service, the scholarship of teaching, and the building of community partnerships on health care and public policy issues.
Professor Bellamy, founding director of the Goodlad Institute for Educational Renewal, explains his research into ways schools, educators and principals can realize more fully the public and democratic purposes of education.
Warren Gold, IAS associate professor and director of UW Restoration Ecology Network, discusses his lab and field research on nonvascular plants that coat the surface of the soil and play vital roles in the Alpine ecosystems of the North Central Washington Cascades.
Martha Groom, professor of ecology and conservation biology, discusses her research into ways to develop sustainable livelihoods for both human and wildlife populations.
Professor Dan Jaffe talks about his work in environmental science including his groundbreaking and internationally recognized research in global and regional air pollution.
Clark Olson, Research & Scholarship Profile
Dr. Olson discusses his research activities in computer vision and mobile robotics as well as his continuing work with NASA/JPL on mapping and localization techniques for Mars rovers.