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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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UO joins semiconductor network in partnership with Micron
The University of Oregon has joined the Northwest University Semiconductor Network, a partnership between the semiconductor manufacturer Micron and 13 universities across the northwestern United States that aims to train the semiconductor workforce of the future.
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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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Grants support depression prevention, mental health research
The University of Oregon Foundation’s Trustee Excellence Fund is intended to support scholarly activity undertaken by UO faculty, staff, and students. This year, the fund has awarded two initiatives with $50,000 each.
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Sleep disorders associated with suicidal thoughts in youth
Having a sleep disorder is linked to an increased risk of suicidal ideation in kids, teens and young adults, University of Oregon research finds.
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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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