UO researchers use electrochemistry to decarbonize iron production A newly developed process could one day cut as much greenhouse gas as cars produce globally Read more about UO researchers use electrochemistry to decarbonize iron production
New guidelines for medical studies focus on equity, inclusion A UO prof and team make recommendations for genetics studies involving people of color Read more about New guidelines for medical studies focus on equity, inclusion
UO researchers develop program for kids with brain injuries Read more about UO researchers develop program for kids with brain injuries A $1.3M grant from Toyota will help children who sustain concussions, other head trauma
Looking back on 50 Years, and ahead to a feminist future Read more about Looking back on 50 Years, and ahead to a feminist future The Center for the Study of Women in Society marks a half-century of research, progress
Study explores outcomes when politicians talk to businesses UO profs find stock prices of politically active firms move more after big announcements Read more about Study explores outcomes when politicians talk to businesses
Passive exposure can speed up learning, new research shows A study in mice suggests repeated exposure can prime the brain for faster learning Read more about Passive exposure can speed up learning, new research shows
UO experts help cities navigate the rise of autonomous vehicles Urbanism Next worked with an advisory firm to produce a guide for managing the technology Read more about UO experts help cities navigate the rise of autonomous vehicles
UO researchers to study the health effects of homelessness They hope to fill gaps in what is known about the stress of housing insecurity Read more about UO researchers to study the health effects of homelessness
How goal-setting research can keep your resolutions on track Studies by UO faculty members offer insight into staying true to New Year’s promises Read more about How goal-setting research can keep your resolutions on track
An 1867 Washington deluge shows the region’s potential for flooding A study suggests storms now fueled by climate change could surpass anything seen previously Read more about An 1867 Washington deluge shows the region’s potential for flooding