UO economist says Oregon could be hard-hit by SNAP cutoff
A high unemployment rate and many seasonal workers would pressure families, he says
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Researcher helps create transparent squid to aid brain research
Biologist Cris Niell is part of team that genetically modified a tiny version to use in studies
Three AI apps that students know about, but marketers don't
UO researcher Lisa Peyton writes about the growing use of AI by marketers, and how to reach teens
News site quotes UO prof in nonprofit's data center dealings
Dyana Mason, who studies nonprofit management, sees potential conflicts of interest
Geophysicist weighs in on combined Cascadia, San Andreas quakes
The UO's Deigo Garcia calls the idea 'tantalizing,' but he says more research is needed
GQ talks with UO researcher on benefits of different saunas
Human physiology professor Chris Minson says traditional types do better than infrared
Research on smartphone use is featured in TV news report
The study by Nick Allen found little evidence that using the devices harms adult well-being
Consumer Reports quotes historian in story on lead in protein powders
Hannah Cutting-Jones is interviewed on the rise in popularity of the supplements
UO architecture prof featured in Nature story on natural materials
Mark Fretz talks about using panels made of mass timber in buildings like hospitals
A UO architect talks about what’s to come in the new academic year
Uli Dangel, director of the School of Architecture and Environment, is featured in Archinect