Literary Sisters: Two years that changed our culture August 30 Study will test microbes on produce from gardens vs. storesResearchers will study how microbes found on fruit and veggies affect the gut microbiome August 23 Neuroscience, elective courses, and the pursuit of happinessA science course on happiness is more than one of the UO’s most popular electives August 21 Multiscreen exhibit on Frederick Douglas on view at UOThe immersive film makes its Oregon debut at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art August 18 Beneficial bacteria sense gut lining to find their placeWithout that ability, UO researchers say, the bacteria can end up causing inflammation August 11 Environment Initiative awards funds to 5 teaching projectsThe seed funding program recognizes proposals that promote a just and livable future August 9 UO study will engage rural, Indigenous groups on climate issuesA new grant will help tackle big challenges using biology, environmental data, local input August 2 Study finds job perks may be worth more than a raiseResults show workers would consider lower pay in exchange for better job conditions July 31 Chemistry prof is uncovering new ways to store energyShannon Boettcher's work brought him a Blavatnik National Award for Young Scientists July 28 Science and sport combine to help people lead healthier livesMotion-capture technology helps improve performance and advance sports science July 27 I3 awards seed grant funding to three research projectsThe program encourages interdisciplinary research likely to secure external funding Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Page 2 Current page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next › Last page Last »