Bringing back the bees, one burned forest at a time
Biologist Lauren Ponisio has a plan to help the pivotal pollinators in the Pacific Northwest
Academics and Research
See how quantum 'weirdness' is improving electron microscopes
New techniques can give up-close views without damaging samples, UO research shows
The latest 'Understood' video delves into a musical mystery
Zachary Wallmark explains timbre, a quality that can make music unique for listeners
As bombs fall in Lviv, prof fears for campus he helped build
Architect Gerald Gast and grad students continue work on Ukrainian Catholic University
UO's Environment Initiative puts the Earth first every day
Earth Day highlights the many environmental fields, research and activities on campus
Three from UO named Oregon Book Award finalists
Books from historians Bryna Goodman, Annelise Heinz and architecture prof Kenneth Helphand are in the running
A 'social' gene in fish could contain new clues to autism
Fish with a mutation in the gene aren’t as interested in other fish, new research shows
UO cybersecurity researchers help protect the internet
Guarding the online world is a growing emphasis in the computer science department
Bio-inspired technology could one day lead to a bionic eye
Electrodes shaped like fractals connect better to neurons, UO research shows
New app can help make sure you get a healthy dose of nature
Developed at the UO, it uses technology to help users measure their time spent in nature