UO geophysicist talks with NYT about Kamchatka earthquake
Diego Melgar offers ideas on why such a large quake produced a relatively small tsunami
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UO bee researcher's work lands in the national spotlight
Biologist Lauren Ponisio's work on native bees is featured in a on Fox Weather segment
Story on youth mental health focuses on Ballmer Institute programs
Radio station KLCC notes that a change in Nevada law opens the door for Ballmer grads
Seattle's KOMO-TV spotlights UO study on old-growth trees
Work by James Johnston finds ancient ponderosa pines dying at an alarming rate
UO geologist is featured in story about Alaska landslides
Josh Roering says dangerous soil conditions could imperil a remote village
UO's mass timber grant selection is featured in trade magazine
The article highlights the university's application for up to $160 million over 10 years
$11 million grant creates national youth mental health center at UO
The grant will fund a new national children’s mental health center, which will be housed in the university’s Prevention Science Institute, and will bring together faculty and students from the College of Education and the Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health in Portland
4-day school weeks don't benefit most students, UO reports
“The key takeaway is that we’re really just not seeing large benefits around these student outcomes and, if anything, we’re seeing negative outcomes,” said Elizabeth Day, a research assistant professor at the University of Oregon and one of the review’s authors
UO track historian on why Faith Kipyegon's attempt mattered
Lauren Goss, a track and field historian at the University of Oregon, talked about whether these sorts of unofficial events have any precedent
Oregon scientist calls black hole emissions a 'cosmic burp'
The emissions are "the equivalent of a cosmic burp," as Yvette Cendes, a professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Oregon, wrote in Scientific American.