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$3 million grant funds IMAX film on deep-sea ecology
August 7
'Focus on what we can do' is message of earthquake forum
Audience at Straub Hall and online gets history lesson on the Cascadia quake zone and practical advise on how to prepare for 'The Really Big One."
July 29
UO's role in boosting earthquake monitoring gets help from USGS funds
Newly announced funding will bring the UO a project manager/field engineer to help establish and monitor sensors around Oregon.
July 29
UO to host public earthquake forum to discuss 'The Really Big One'
Panel of experts will detail Pacific Northwest earthquakes, potential risks and readiness — and answer questions — on Aug. 6.
July 28
Patent granted for UO-led effort on fractal-based nerve connections
Award-winning concept by UO physicist Richard Taylor envisions electronic implants that match up with specific neurons.
July 28
Undergraduate research program engages humanities students
The Humanities Undergraduate Research Fellowship will give students a new avenue to pursue research as part of a bachelor's program.
July 25
Three-day META symposium, workshop will blend biology and philosophy
The event will focus on microbe and host interaction, but it will also delve into the philosophy of microbiology.
July 22
Air quality in Portland and Bend homes to be studied under EPA grant
UO, Oregon Research Institute and Clean Energy Works Oregon will focus on homes that are implementing major weatherization projects.
July 16
Vehicle's first ocean dive delivers a win for UO marine science team
'PlankZooka' may revolutionize deep-sea collection of plankton, say scientists from the UO, Duke University and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
July 12
Study suggests organic farming needs direction to be sustainable
Weak adherence to recommended practices may be behind the levels of greenhouse gases coming from large-scale organic farming operations.
July 2
UO team opens window on landscape formation
Doctoral student finds way to fast-forward geological time to see how places like Oregon's Painted Hills and the Colorado Plateau evolved.
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