Research on mindfulness and mice featured in New York Times
Work by UO neuroscientist Cris Niell explores how meditation affects health
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In the News
UO history professor interviewed on controversial Pepsi ad
Daniel Pope says the commercial follows a long history of 'woke' advertising
SOJC course teaching big data and advertising is featured
The class give students access to work with professional TV ratings software
UO law school is finding new ways to boost enrollment
Dean Michael Moffitt talks about new programs for nonlaw majors
Article says daylight saving time can hurt productivity
Management professor David Wagner says the time shift has job costs
Jordan Cove vote may not have any effect, law prof says
Greg Dotson says federal law would supercede the Coos County vote
Media week: UO scholars in the news in the past week
Faculty experts fielded questions about many topics from numerous media outlets
UO researchers divided on chances of sub-2-hour marathon
The next chance for the record-breaking time is at an upcoming race in Italy
SOJC prof says lack of public funding hurts public broadcasting
Chris Chavez says most money for public media comes from private businesses and individuals
Stories about organ recipients most effective, UO prof says
Paul Slovic is quoted in a story about how to encourage more people to donate organs