Governments influence AI results by shaping the online environment they train on June 22 UO to be 'eyes and ears' as hunt resumes for gravitational wavesTeam of UO physicists helped install advanced sensors for the Advanced LIGO Project that was formally dedicated in Washington. June 19 UO archaeologist Jon Erlandson featured in new PBS series'First Peoples' traces the history of modern humans after they expanded out of Africa into Europe, Asia and the Americas June 18 Professor Joe Lowndes weighs in on Dolezal debate on MSNBC programThe UO prof was invited to discuss the controversy on the MSNBC program 'Nerding Out' with Dorian Warren. June 17 UO study finds no disadvantages for kids raised by same-sex parentsSociology professor Ryan Light and a colleague in Denver reviewed 19,000 previous studies as part of their research. June 16 Physicist Russ Donnelly, a pioneer in the science of cold, dies at 85In addition to his research on ultracold temperatures, Donnelly was chief science advisor for a PBS documentary on cold. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 356 Page 357 Page 358 Page 359 Current page 360 Page 361 Page 362 Page 363 Page 364 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
