College of Arts and Sciences

Helping lost treasures return home
UO's Cresko chosen as fellow of world's largest scientific group
The honor from the American Association for the Advancement of Science reflects the collaborative nature of research at the UO, he says
UO study finds Earth's soils hosted life early on
UO's Greg Retallack and colleagues find tiny fossils with signatures of life in ancient Australian rocks
Post-election uncertainty could hold back economy, experts say
The forecast was a central part of the recent Oregon Economic Forum in Portland
Op-ed looks at Knight Campus' potential benefit to science
Ken Prehoda, who will give the talk, also penned an essay in The Register-Guard
Mutation for multicellular life was a backbone changer
The UO's Ken Prehoda and colleagues report how a cellular disruption 600 million years ago led to a change in protein functioning