Time is running out for climate interventions, UO law prof says
Mary Wood believes fossil fuel industry donations have kept politicians from acting
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Slovic describes 'psychic numbing' in an interview with Vox
The UO psychology professor hopes his research will help change public behavior
Law prof's alimony app helps attorneys reach fair settlements
Julie Armbrust was recently feature in The Register-Guard speaking about her app
With meal kits, preventing waste overcomes packaging worry
Chemist David Tyler says preventing food waste is more important than reducing packaging
Football needs to draw more young fans to counter decline
The UO's Whitney Wagoner says the lure of television is making it harder to fill stadiums
Media week: UO scholars in the news during the past two weeks
Reporters sought out UO experts on topics ranging from politics to China
Research suggests media should adjust coverage of shootings
More emphasis on help and support could lessen the risk of copycat events
Study of good parenting and poverty garners headlines
The UO's Nick Allen was part of the team that found positive changes in young brains
'Sea pickles' story tickles the nation's media outlets
A story about a research team that includes a UO graduate student went viral
Law professor to testify on effects of law firm drug ads
Liz Tippett said little is known about any effects the ads have on people's health