Academics and Research

‘Saber’ no more: Giant prehistoric salmon had spike teeth
UO physicist tweaks the age of the universe with new approach
A study led by Jim Schombert finds a new value for the Hubble constant
NW Indian Language Institute grant will aid online courses
This year’s sessions went free and remote, drawing hundreds from tribes worldwide
Study shows corporate activism can help, or hurt, the bottom line
Research by Joshua Beck shows companies need to be in step with key stakeholders
Magma’s heat slowly built today’s Columbia River basalts
Research shows how magma-groundwater interaction reshaped the region’s geology
New magnetic imaging device will double lab's capacity
The state-of-the-art instrument is part of the UO's Lewis Center for Neuroimaging

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