Grad students ready to put conference lessons into action
Meeting in Ecuador, the APRU works to solve sustainability issues facing communities
Academics and Research
From podcasts to TV, class probes ethics of true crime genre
Commoditizing crime and exploiting stereotypes are just two of the ethical perils of the popular entertainment genre
Study will test microbes on produce from gardens vs. stores
Researchers will study how microbes found on fruit and veggies affect the gut microbiome
Taking the reins, budding designers gain industry experience
Product design students saw the benefits of equine therapy and let their creativity run wild
Neuroscience, elective courses, and the pursuit of happiness
A science course on happiness is more than one of the UO’s most popular electives
UO legal scholar laid the foundation for Montana lawsuit
Mary Wood's pioneering legal approach was at the heart of the landmark climate case
Beneficial bacteria sense gut lining to find their place
Without that ability, UO researchers say, the bacteria can end up causing inflammation
UO researchers make waves by turning ocean data into sound
Jon Bellona and a national team make science more accessible by making data audible
Tunable 'affibodies' offer a new approach to healing fractures
The small proteins can be engineered to go to the site of a broken bone and accelerate repair
UO law prof fights world hunger from the Willamette Valley
Michael Fakhri is the food law expert for the United Nations — and an avid backyard gardener