Study shows certain brain waves aren’t just background noise
Background patterns of neural firing can reflect changes in the brain’s state of attention
Academics and Research
New grant will help teach students the foundations of coding
The program, funded by the NEH, also will include instruction on website developement
School of Journalism and Communication: What Will Your Story Be?
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Study: Supporting both parties can help companies reduce risk
UO-led project explored public sector contributions to see the effects of political hedging
Knight Campus trio uses science and engineering to aid health
Three researchers have landed almost $5 million in NIH grants to find new tools for healing
New research effort shines more light on black hole collisions
UO scientists are on a team using gravitational waves to better understand the universe
Grad student finds a new saber-toothed species, in a museum
The finding prompts a re-thinking of how such animals evolved over millions of years
A theater collaboration brings Native voices to the UO stage
The UO's Theresa May and tribal elder Marta Clifford bring tribal perspectives to the stage
NASA grants will help scientists track effects of melting ice
Sarah Cooley and Johnny Ryan are using new technology to study climate change
UO volcanologist to study magma behavior using NSF grants
Meredith Townsend is researching how ice and mountains affect the movement of magma