Study: Aging population could be a drag on economic growth May 26Grad student uses data science to explore biological diversityJordan Rodriguez co-authors a study that uncovered biases in biodiversity data May 24How prenatal opioid exposure impairs breathing in newbornsUO research in neural development could improve treatment for at-risk infants May 19Teen girls’ texts reveal clues to mental health, study findsNew apps could help sense the emotional state of users by tracking language patterns May 18UO part of national team working to reduce AI bias in educationThe goal is developing STEM lesson plans for students from diverse backgrounds May 17Safety nets support brain development in low-income kidsA new study finds that support programs can offset the effects of poverty on children's brains May 17New class explores the business and science of climate solutionsA blend of chemistry and business, the class looks at ways to cut carbon emissions May 15UO congratulates the 2023 NSF Graduate Research FellowsThe awards are given to outstanding master’s and doctoral students in STEM fields May 15Report sees progress in battle to prevent child sex abuseA program in the College of Education analyzed 7 years of data from Protect Our Children May 12Students put research on display at annual symposiumPoster presentations, oral descriptions and performances are part of the event May 10Adopted children’s genetic makeup affects how they are parentedStudy findings could lead to new ways to promote children’s social development Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next › Last page Last »