College of Arts and Sciences

Governments influence AI results by shaping the online environment they train on
UO physicists to seek dark matter particles when collider resumes
With a doubling of energy for particle collisions, a window may open to reach into 'hypothetical new physics,' says David Strom. 
Students take a moonshot as part of new Telescope competition
The contest challenges students to turn astrophysics research into a compelling visual presentation.
Two UO juniors named 2015 Goldwater Scholars
The prestigious awards recognize top undergraduate students for their research in science, math and engineering.
UO economist: DUII laws have helped reduce reoffenses
Punishments under current thresholds in Washington are reducing repeat offenses, but violators at the aggravated level are involved in most fatalities.
Oregon study: Consequences of driving drunk are paying off
Lowering the legal threshold and increasing punishments would make drivers think harder about taking the wheel after drinking, says UO economist.