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UO journalism professor finds low engagement on distant problems, but says the columnist's approach is promising.

The work by former UO postdoctoral researcher James Meadow and faculty colleagues says individuals can be identified by the bacterial signature.

The Network Startup Resource Center collaborated to improve research networking at the Charles Darwin Research Station.

Articles in The Chronicle of Higher Education and The Register-Guard spotlight the university's efforts to overcome low state funding and thrive.

The Register-Guard story quotes program director Deb Casey, who talks about the services provided to 360 UO students each year.

Tobar has been featured in stories nationwide as his popular book on the ordeal goes into paperback and a movie is set for release in November.

Young people who use e-cigarettes, known as 'vaping,' move to regular cigarettes at a higher rate than those who don't vape, the study finds.

The More magazine and website praises Wood for her work using the public trust doctrine as a vehicle to speed action on climate change.

The story discusses work by Srivastava and graduate student Allison Tackman that looks at the social costs of supressing one's emotions.

UO scientists Craig Young and Kirsten Meyer appear on The Jefferson Exchange to talk about dives off the U.S. East Coast and New Zealand.