UO neuroscientists find more naturalistic ways to study vision
Two studies in mice give new insights into how animals navigate the world beyond the lab
Academics and Research
National leaders to join UO for academic freedom conference
Attendees can learn more about the topic and come away with action to take
Study: Cash payments remain a key part of equitable transit
Eliminating cash fares hurts lower-income riders the most, an analysis shows
Implantable sensors could offer a new way to measure healing
Knight Campus researchers hope to track the body's response to injury or surgery
Prof encourages diversity as first female lead for ongoing grant
Wendy Machalicek in the College of Education believes in making opportunities for others
PathwayOregon Ducks hit the flyway for a summer in England
Twenty UO sophomores spent a month in London for classes, adventure and learning
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Linguistics program gives Native students a leg up on STEM
The department hosted the first of three summer sessions as part of an NSF grant
7 faculty members receive 2022 Distinguished Teaching Awards
Recipients of the honor receive a crystal apple as a token of appreciation
Architecture prof is on a journey to unearth the Black aesthetic
Robert Clarke was a Wilson W. Smith III visiting faculty fellow in Design for Spatial Justice