An idea from two UO professors could put bicyclists in the driver's seat at traffic lights

As the award’s 10th recipient, the UO’s Presidential Chair in Science will give a talk at OSU May 22

It is the leading journal in the field and will be led by a team in the UO Department of Philosophy

A new interdisciplinary effort is looking at the ethical and legal implications of applied neuroscience

Andrew Kern is using population genetics to see how mosquitoes become resistant to pesticides