UO imaging project finds the machinery behind brain cells
New study suggests neural stem cells in fruit flies operate like machinery on a factory floor
Academics and Research
Project helps preserve the history of Caribbean women healers
The project focuses on elders in Cuba, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico
College of Education faculty offer tips on returning to K-12 classes
Have patience and realize students are coming back with a range of experiences, they say
Faculty members work to improve COVID-19 communication
Drawing from experts across campus, a team is helping craft clear messaging on the virus
Study looks at how the human microbiome varies with location
Work by a UO team shows home environment is a strong predictor of microbe similarity
Two UO researchers earn prestigious NSF Career Awards
Plant community ecologist Lauren Hallett and computer scientist Lei Jiao are chosen
UO’s COVID-19 testing program begins offering saliva tests
The new method is cheaper and can be processed at higher volumes than nasal tests
Virtual reality could help put the empathy back in pandemic life
Two new papers by SOJC faculty members highlight the benefits and limits of VR
UO archaeologist helps nail the population of ancient Angkor
Machine learning at the UO sifts out where people lived in the medieval Cambodian city
UO graduates identify a new species of saber-toothed giant
The fearsome predator lived in North America more than 5 million years ago