Social media can boost melanoma detection, research suggests December 17 UO doctoral student finds age-related changes in fruit fly stem cellsBasic research in Chris Doe's lab uncovers protein changes that someday could be targeted for new therapies for some human cancers. December 14 UO-led study shows fish evolved rapidly after 1964 Alaska quakeGenome-sequencing technology developed at the UO was key in documenting rapid evolutionary adaptation to environmental change in less than 50 years. December 3 New study suggests color affects ethical judgments of brandsStudies by the UO's Aparna Sundar show ‘green’ colors in a logo influence buyer perception of environmental friendliness. November 27 Sediment buried in Oregon Coast Range points to a frosty pastLandscapes across much of North America were colder and eroded rapidly from cracking frost during the last ice age, according to UO research. November 12 UO geographer urges more stakeholder voices in climate scienceInternational team says end users of research at the local level should be included, valued and rewarded for their contributions. November 11 UO research questions assumptions on what drives intestinal healthUsing germ-free zebrafish, researchers discover that low levels of some bacteria, often ignored, may be key to regulating immune response. October 29 Bob Bussel to discuss new book on Teamsters UnionThe UO historian and LERC director, author of ‘Fighting for Total Person Unionism,’ will hold events in Eugene and Portland. October 28 U.S. scientists, including UO's Green, propose microbiome initiativeProposal in the journal Science seeks a broad unified effort to expand research and harness the potential benefits of microbial communities. October 27 UO, Baylor team up for NIH-funded Model Organism Screening CenterBiologist Monte Westerfield will lead the UO's effort, using zebrafish in an effort to unravel genetic mysteries in rare diseases in humans. October 23 In starfish, UO biologist finds waves that drive cell divisionSimilar discovery in frogs at the University of Wisconsin are tied together in a new paper that points to a window of excitability as daughter cells are created. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 134 Page 135 Page 136 Page 137 Current page 138 Page 139 Page 140 Page 141 Page 142 … Next page Next › Last page Last »