Study: Aging population could be a drag on economic growth November 4InfoGraphics Lab explores the science of ungulate migrationThe analysis is part of an effort to conserve migratory species and their travel corridors November 4Study finds a gut-brain link tied to social developmentGut microbes encourage brain cells to prune back 'social' brain circuits, a key function November 2Island archaeology could be a model for space explorationA UO professor sees parallels between early sailors and colonizing the final frontier November 2New technique makes gene editing at scale possible in animalsThe approach turns years of work into days, making new kinds of genetic tests possible November 1Report on innovation and tech transfer shows UO's reach2021-22 was a record year for UO patents, startups, partnerships and student support October 31Decline in local news has civic leaders worried, report findsThe UO's Agora Journalism Center does first assessment of Oregon's news ecosystem October 31Paper looks at latest advances in bone, tissue regenerationAdvances in bioengineering, materials science offer hope for breakthrough therapies October 26Gift fuels green power at Oregon Center for ElectrochemistryResearch at the Oregon Center for Electrochemistry focuses on the energy cycle October 25Lundquist team compiles first-ever global sports guidebookRoger Best and Dennis Howard assembled a catalog of the $2.3 trillion sports industry October 21Marine biology students get their feet wet at OIMBThe Oregon Institute of Marine Biology in Charleston is dedicated to hands-on learning Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Current page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 … Next page Next › Last page Last »