UO geologists open window on arsenic cycling
Jin's fieldwork in the southern Willamette Valley leads to the suggestion that organic arsenic levels should be factored into groundwater monitoring.
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Lynn Stephen chosen to deliver two prestigious lectures
Stephen, director of the Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies, will give lectures in Pittsburgh and Puerto Rico.
UO Grad Forum awards over $10,000 in prizes to students
Eighteen UO grad students were awarded cash prizes for their panel and poster presentations at the Graduate Student Research Forum.
Goodman named a fellow of the Institute for Advanced Study
Bryna Goodman will use the fellowship at the Institute for Advanced Study to complete a book on the history of modern Chinese finance.
Three UO chemists chosen as 2015 Sloan Foundation fellows
The fellowships are given to early-career researchers whose work show the potential to make lasting contributions to their field.
NSF CAREER grant to help UO chemist study carbon nanotubes
George Nazin will focus on improving materials for electrical and optoelectronicical devices and expanding his public school outreach.
UO again lands in the top 10 for its Peace Corps volunteers
The university currently has 44 graduates serving as volunteers and 1,217 alumni have served since the organization was founded.
Work by UO’s Gabriela Martínez featured in Cine-Lit conference
Martinez will screen her documentary "Keep Your Eyes on Guatemala" at the eighth annual Portland conference.
Almost 100 CAS faculty honored for research and teaching awards
At the recent dean's reception, W. Andrew Marcus told faculty members "you have no idea how good you are."
Cheserek leads record-setting squad of academic all-stars
Six UO track athletes received academic honors for the 2014 season, breaking the previous record of five in 2007.