Cheney’s research expands Civil Rights debate
A review of Brown v. Board of Education reveals “a lack of consensus among blacks over the message and method of civil rights activism,” Charise Cheney found.
Academics and Research
Oregon researchers synthesize negative-charge carrying molecular structures
University of Oregon chemists have synthesized organic molecular structures that move both positive and negative electrical charges.
UO researchers discover way to determine stress responses in children
UO researches have discovered a way to predict how a child will respond to stressful situations in the future by examining the child at five months of age.
Geology study helps explain valley width
Joshua Roering's study of the Umpqua River basin in the Oregon Coast Range helps explain natural processes behind the width of valleys.
Research links working memory, adolescent risk-taking
Poor impulse control, drug use and risky sexual behaviors in teenagers can be the result of weakness in working memory, according studies by Atika Khurana.
UO Research partners with Chamber for workshop on startups
SmartUps and Research, Innovation & Graduate Education partnered to offer a workshop tailored to faculty members and graduate students/post docs.
Research spending brings big returns
When it comes to "return on innovation," it looks like another banner year for the University of Oregon.