A presentation by Clark Honors College student Sean Hixon captures media coverage around the world.

Findings in University of Oregon study challenge notion of separate processing pathways for mapping what we see and guiding our movements.

The May 2 event will provide visitors an insider's look, and provide the opportunity to have objects they've found identified.

Study captures how two brain systems in mammals cooperate to capture sounds and process information.

The grants, more than $110,000 combined, will help the companies compete for larger investments by federal agencies.