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OSU's Michael P. Nelson is the only philosopher ever hired to lead one of NSF's Long-Term Ecological Research sites.

Recent News Releases

Fender's blue butterfly
05/21/2013

A new "citizen science" project has begun that will allow thousands of people in the U.S. and Canada to participate in recording butterfly sightings, as a barometer of global changes.

05/20/2013

Drug costs could be significantly reduced and health care improved if a long-standing relationship between physicians and drug company representatives were broken up, researchers say.

Intact sagebrush
05/13/2013

Research suggests that overgrazing can increase the severity of cheatgrass invasion in sagebrush steppe, one of the most endangered ecosystems in North America.

OSU News Release
05/13/2013

The grand opening of the new Native American Longhouse at Oregon State University will take place Friday, May 17, at 4 p.m.

OSU News Release
05/10/2013

In the last year, Oregon has veered from very wet to very dry conditions and the start to 2013 is the driest on record in Salem and Eugene, and second driest in Corvallis and Medford.

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    "The Last Supper", a project that translates Julie Green's feelings into a public statement.

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    Three childhood friends—living in 2 different towns—banded together with meager savings, a love of craft brewing and cider to launch 2 Towns...

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    When the remnants of a Pacific typhoon approached the West Coast of North America in October 1962, it had already weakened.

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    The winter 2013 issue of Oregon State University's Terra magazine features participants in the Oregon Master Naturalist program, a cultural study...

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    New, more powerful solar energy technologies could help reduce carbon emissions, but it will take a revolution in advanced materials to achieve...