Researchers find that teamwork helps jellies jet around the ocean
UO marine biologist uses high-speed camera to study salps, a kind of jellyfish
Academics and Research
Nobel laureate David Wineland joins UO physics department
He was honored in 2012 for his work applying quantum physics to computing
Simulations say bio-inspired retinal implants should work
UO team’s fractal-based devices should connect with more neurons than do current technologies
UO undergraduates receive awards for research excellence
Their work spanned biology, earth sciences, history, feminism and many other fields
Science teachers go back to school to hone classroom skills
The Summer Institute for Scientific Teaching focuses on active learning classes
Grants and awards roll in for College of Education researchers
Faculty members have attracted more than $6 million in federal funding in recent months
Professor sees a rebirth of journalism using new approaches
The UO's Regina Lawrence believes the notion that journalism is dying are wrong
Restorative justice helps teachers solve classroom problems
A UO law school program provides alternatives to traditional discipline aimed at keeping kids in school
Young tunesmiths get down with the sound of music
A new SOMD audio recording class puts students behind the soundboard
Russian lit moves behind bars in UO's Inside-Out program
English professor Steven Shankman brings UO students into prison to learn with inmates