Research News
Possible help in fight against muscle-wasting disease
University of Oregon-University of Rochester team finds compound that reverses type 1 myotonic dystrophy
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Research funding shows record first-quarter jump
Despite the nation's recession and state's cuts, University of Oregon research funding continues to grow
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Why sex with a partner is better
University of Oregon research shows why a mate provides an evolutionary advantage over self-fertilization
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It's a party: Institute of Molecular Biology celebrates 50 years
Former students, now scientists, return to UO to describe their work and memories
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University of Oregon humanities projects to document Aztec language
Result will be the first-ever dictionary for native speakers of Nahuatl
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$12.3 million in Recovery Act grants land at UO, so far
Funding of 34 proposals boosts research in labs across campus and in the field, amid the nation's recession
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NSF grants to keep environmental 'Discourse' on course
Program run by University of Oregon and Whitman College puts social sciences in midst of climate research
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Ratchet-like genetic mutations make evolution irreversible
By resurrecting ancient proteins, University of Oregon researchers find that evolution can only go forward
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Mission successful: UO-led research gathers vital seafloor data
No whales spotted, two projects benefit from 16 days of seismic surveying off British Columbia coast
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Mission successful: UO-led research gathers vital seafloor data
No whales spotted, two projects benefit from 16 days of seismic surveying off British Columbia coast
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UO's Posner among White House national medal winners
Long-time UO psychologist is considered a leading pioneer in brain mapping and cognitive neuroscience (Watch the ceremony)
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Events provide resources for women and girls interested in science careers
Free 'Science Savvy' programs run through October in Portland
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