Findings in University of Oregon study challenge notion of separate processing pathways for mapping what we see and guiding our movements.

The week-long festival will show new films from UO faculty and alumni and highlight international cinema.

Study captures how two brain systems in mammals cooperate to capture sounds and process information.

The UO psychology professor, noted for his research on how people perceive and act on risky issues, joins an elite membership of the world's top leaders. 

Award will allow the UO political scientist to spend a year focusing on his research on undocumented immigrants living in the U.S.