Ballmer Institute begins training a new generation of behavioral health workers
It’s the first term for UO students training to become child behavioral health specialists
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Numbers are persuasive — if used in moderation
Co-author Ellen Peters is director of the UO Center for Science Communication Research
The surprising health benefits of pain
A UO professor finds that exercising in the heat can improve exercise performance in the cold
Donald Trump's tariffs would hit his own businesses
Woan Foong, a UO economist, old Newsweek Trump's proposed tariffs could result in higher prices
NASA's Europa Clipper heads to Jupiter's moon, UO professor helped develop tools onboard
University of Oregon professor and planetologist Carol Paty helped develop two of the nine tools on the probe
The effortless trick neuroscientists say will help you pick up any new skill a lot faster
A new study by UO researchers shows that passive exposure can speed up learning
Mail bag! Grad jobs, simplified branding and central bank independence: The Indicator from Planet Money
Nick Light, assistant professor of business, discusses why products advertised as 'simple' may not be so straightforward
Fertility rates, 'childless cat ladies': A deeper look at JD Vance's comments
Diana Garvin, an expert in fascism and Italian politics, discusses Italy's approach to maternal aid
Oregon Grapevine: Intellectual terroir and studying history
UO professor Vera Keller explores the importance of place in the relationship between a university and its location
University of Oregon gets $2M to boost semiconductor training
A $2 million allocation from the Oregon Legislature will help more students develop job skills