New sustainable materials prof tackles a chemical building block
Professor Amanda Cook is working to make chemical production processes more sustainable
Academics and Research
Cell biologist to examine gut-brain connection in pub talk
UO biologist Annie Zemper will dive into gut science and seek to make the topic less squeamish for everyday conversations
Digital table gives UO students 3D views inside human bodies
Table donated to human physiology is in high demand by anatomy students supplementing their studies
Meet 10 women at the UO who are helping change the world
To mark Women's History Month, see how these women faculty members are making a difference
UO graduate school programs rank among the nation’s best
The College of Education and School of Law programs again earn spots on the top 10 list
New African diaspora study abroad program starts in summer
UO is partnering with two historically black schools for a program in Louisiana and Ghana
Bill would help cities take part in UO sustainability program
A state matching fund would help rural towns take part in the Sustainable City Year Program
Makers Club launches learning and rockets in annual desert trek
UO students make an annual trip to Nevada to test their robotics skills against other college teams
Icefish genome may offer insights into age-related health issues
The UO's John Postlethwait was part of team that sequenced the genetic map of an unusual cold-water fish
President funds new fellowships in the arts and humanities
Up to a dozen awards will be granted each year to support research and creative projects