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The Center for the Study of Women in Society celebrates 50 years; anniversary event series will culminate with visit by Anita Hill.

The UO’s transmission electron microscope serves multiple departments, is a teaching tool, and is widely used by other institutions.

Partnering with Floragenex and NOAA to investigate river herring population losses, a UO core facility repurposes tools once used for COVID-19 genomic sequencing.

What a black line in a chunk of quartz can tell us about meteorite impact at historically important sites.

The Faculty Research Awards and Research Seed Grant programs are accepting applications through January 14, 2024.

The landmark effort investigates how health outcomes are impacted by a range of exposures and experiences, as well as timing.

Latinx children are more likely to be misdiagnosed with communications disorders. University of Oregon researchers are creating tools to advance equity in speech-language pathology.