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Schill on George Floyd Protests, Black Lives Matter, Deady Renaming

UO President Michael Schill on the protests, systemic racism, COVID-19 and moving forward

UO finds bacterial protein that boosts insulin-producing cells in zebrafish

The findings highlight the important role of resident microbes in development of the pancreas and could someday lead to new treatments for Type 1 diabetes

UO researchers show how fruit fly stem cells are kept in check during brain development

The precise timing of molecular changes, including a protein with a human version, shuts down a path that leads to tumor formation

Oregon study suggests some gut microbes may be keystones of health

Study using zebrafish finds the abundance of bacteria is not the driving force for regulating a balanced and healthy environment.

New Oregon approach for 'nanohoops' could energize future devices

While application is down the road, these tiny organic circular structures could be used in solar cells, light-emitting diodes and medical diagnostics.

Could tiny jellyfish propulsion drive design of new underwater craft?

University of Oregon oceanographer and colleagues detail how multiple jets guide jellies speedily through the water in search of prey.

Low awareness of services, perceptions of support continue in UO campus sex climate

2015 survey of University of Oregon students also uncovers potential higher risks for sexual harassment among law students.

University of Oregon spring term dean's list

1,376 students recognized on the UO's dean's list for their academic achievements during the 2015 spring term

UO sets record for academic giving

$214.2 million FY15 total boosts campaign to $826.9 million; highest yearly total ever for academic giving

UO commencement to celebrate graduates and families on June 15

The ceremony, presided over by UO interim President Scott Coltrane, will include student speakers. The commencement keynote speaker is Peter Hollens.