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UO researchers make waves by turning ocean data into sound
In a three year pilot project funded by the National Science Foundation, University of Oregon instructor Jon Bellona has created minute-long soundtracks that represent the exchange of carbon dioxide between air and the ocean.
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Tunable “affibodies” offer a new approach to healing bone fractures
UO researchers have discovered a new system that gets affibody proteins to the site of a bone fracture. These specialized bone-growth proteins could one day replace the traditional metal plates and screws that are often used to aid the healing of broken bones.
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SCYP partners with City of Salem for 2023-24 school year
The University of Oregon's Sustainable City Year Program has elected to help Salem with sustainability issues throughout the 2023/24 school year.
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UO issues funds to Willamalane for expanded child care services
In a partnership with the Willamalane Parks and Recreation District, the University of Oregon has provided financial support for early childcare facilities.
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U.S. House appropriations includes funding for ShakeAlert
Shakealert, an earthquake detection system has received $32.6 million in funding from the FY2024 House Appropriations Full Committee.
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New Insights into Immune Health
Through funding from the Department of Defense, University of Oregon researchers have reached breakthroughs in finding insights to a patient's immune health.
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Legislative Session ends with wins for UO
In a 2023 legislative session that brought a plethora of change, the University of Oregon still managed to gain funding for causes such as the Friendly Hall renovation project and the Public University Support Fund allocation.
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Vessel promises new era for Institute of Marine Biology
After years of design, research and fundraising, the University of Oregon's Institute of Marine Biology has built a new boat that will be safer, faster and larger for future students and scientists.
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Another Year, Another Successful Partnership: SCYP Wraps Up Engagement with Sisters
The University of Oregon's Sustainable City Year program has concluded its 14th year of service after partnering with the city of Sisters.
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