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OHAZ builds disaster-resilient infrastructure network
Natural hazards monitoring will help keep Oregonians safe and advance research.
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UO's newest Truman Scholar goes all-in for public service
Luda Isakharov took an early interest in working to find solutions for the public good. In second grade, she marched into her principal’s office to take issue with her elementary school’s wasteful recycling practices.
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UO physicists aid in first neutrino detection from collider
For the first time, scientists have detected neutrinos created by a particle collider, and University of Oregon physicists are part of the international team that made the advance.
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Lifting “Chicas” into College
Her experience and ideas make alumna Itzel Chávez Gómez the bridge to higher ed for Latinas in Oregon.
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EPA funding supports new center for wildfire smoke research
Oregon’s U.S Sens. Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden have secured $800,000 in funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to launch the Center for Wildfire Smoke Research and Practice at the University of Oregon.
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Oregon delegation receives U.S. House committee assignments
Members of the U.S. House of Representatives have received their committee assignments for the 118th Congress.
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Three more UO scientists earn early-career awards from NSF
Three more University of Oregon scientists have landed coveted awards from the National Science Foundation’s Faculty Early Career Development Program, funding their research for the next five years.
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UO names John Karl Scholz as 19th president
Eugene, Ore. • March 13, 2023 — The Board of Trustees of the University of Oregon today named John Karl Scholz — a distinguished economist, professor, and current provost at University of Wisconsin-Madison — as the university’s 19th president. He will begin his appointment on July 1, 2023.
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President Biden releases FY24 proposed budget
On March 9, President Joe Biden released the administration's FY24 budget proposal.
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