UO study will engage rural, Indigenous groups on climate issues
A new grant will help tackle big challenges using biology, environmental data, local input
Academics and Research
Study finds job perks may be worth more than a raise
Results show workers would consider lower pay in exchange for better job conditions
Chemistry prof is uncovering new ways to store energy
Shannon Boettcher's work brought him a Blavatnik National Award for Young Scientists
Science and sport combine to help people lead healthier lives
Motion-capture technology helps improve performance and advance sports science
I3 awards seed grant funding to three research projects
The program encourages interdisciplinary research likely to secure external funding
World Cup again puts US women in the role of sports diplomats
A UO researcher’s new book looks at how the team’s success plays out in world politics
Time outdoors might do teens some inner good
A breath, or more, of fresh air may be just the ticket for reducing youth stress
Octopuses map their visual landscape much like humans do
New research provides a better understanding of how the marine animal sees its world
Field site shows evidence of humans in Oregon 18,000 years ago
A rock shelter in Eastern Oregon could be the earliest human camp in North America
Financial transparency index helps track ‘dark money’ in politics
Professor Renée Irvin has developed a new method for evaluating fundraising groups