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Oregonian cites UO's Posner in debunking myth in movie 'Lucy'

Michael Posner helped The Oregonian shoot an arrow through Lucy's notion that humans use only 10 percent of their brains

The latest in a series on the UO's effort to boost its research strengths looks at the proposal for materials science and green chemistry

The spotlight on the World Junior Championships shines a light on the UO, including the student ambassador program and music to run by

The $175,000 home, built as part of the OregonBILDS project in west Eugene, will be on the Tour of Homes July 19-27

Holmes details the ways the UO is responding to areas of concern raised by U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill in a report on sexual violence on campus

The Juneau Empire provided coverage on the arrival of herring at Auke Bay in Alaska featuring UO anthropologist Madonna Moss

As part of the Register-Guard's series on the Clusters of Excellence initiative, this week's focus is on new faculty members who will study volcanoes

The front page of the Register-Guard features a story about the successes of the institute that led to its selection as a Cluster of Excellence

Chris Minson is the go-to expert in a Discovery News story about surviving the heat of summer

Peter Laufer, the author of a book on food labeling, breaks out five myths about organic food in an article for The Washington Post