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January 17
Implantable sensors help scientists improve injury recovery
New research uses the tiny tools to show how resistance training can enhance bone healing
November 20
Ballmer Institute, UO Athletics join to aid student-athletes
A new collaboration will develop tools to enhance mental health support for young athletes
November 3
UO part of new international collective focused on sports
The Global University Sports Network will help advise and inform athletics leaders
September 18
UO researchers tackle ACL tears affecting women athletes
A study of footwear biomechanics looks at ways to prevent injuries, particularly in soccer
February 3
Zebrafish research helps reveal the origins of scoliosis
Two key proteins help keep the spine straight during development, a UO study shows
January 9
Studying elite divers could give insights into lung disease
Research suggests adaptations in divers help reduce strain of low-oxygen environments
September 10
UO hosts World Athletic Championship 2022
A recap of the international event that took place at the university's Hayward Field10 Days. 179 countries. More than 1,700 athletes.
August 31
UO undergrads working to develop a concussion biosensor
The university’s first iGEM team will present its work at an international event in October
July 26
With NIH funding, UO prof dives deeper into aging research
Molecular anthropology is helping a team probe why some people age faster or slower
July 22
Professor improves inequalities through sports product design
Susan Sokolowski uses transdisciplinary research and design to help underserved users push their limits
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