Coos Bay, for now, is dodging the danger of low-oxygen water
The region's physical makeup and dredged channel keep the bay flushed, but that might change as the climate warms, say UO researchers.
Academics and Research
Sports product design graduate program starts this fall in Portland
State approval of the master's degree program clears the way for classes to begin this fall
Hub of change: Sustainable Cities Year in Redmond
As it has done every year since 2009, SCYP helps cities with existing problems as well as dream projects
Seth Lewis joins SOJC as Shirley Papé Chair in Electronic Media
Lewis sat down for a Q&A session on his new role in the School of Journalism and Communication
Large Hadron Collider's second run is topic of UO conference
Three-day event will bring 32 leading particle physicists from 12 institutions to look ahead to what discoveries may be forthcoming.
UO team awarded $3.5 million to study quantum simulators
The three-year grant will fund a project involving eight leading research teams across four universities
The UO's new innovation hub opens in downtown Eugene
Known as 942 Olive, the new building will house facilities that connect students with local businesses.
Teaching children philosophy, or how 8-year-olds agree to disagree
The class, carried out at Edison Elementary, encourages quality, authentic discourse between children
UO's Paul Slovic elected to National Academy of Sciences
Kathy Cashman, formerly with geological sciences and now in the UK, also joined the academy that advises the U.S. on science and technology.
Pushing the Boundaries: Product design class helps athletes adapt
Product design students in Portland take a studio course that tackles design challenges for athletes with disabilities.