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Clover seed brings income to Oregon farmers, nitrogen to soil | |
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"Oregon Experiment" debuts June 14; reading at Powell's scheduled for same day | |
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Formula SAE racing team at OSU wins back-to-back national championships |
The Formula SAE racing team at OSU has won back-to-back national championships against some of the most prestigious college student race teams in the world. |
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Mechanism discovered for health benefit of green tea, new approach to autoimmune disease |
Research has identified part of what makes green tea such a healthy drink, and also points toward a new way to address autoimmune diseases. |
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Climate projections don't accurately reflect soil carbon release |
Existing climate models may be flawed, a new study shows, because they don't adequately consider the effect that variability of temperature has on carbon dioxide emissions from soils. |
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Robots to play shuffleboard in OSU contest | |
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Portland publisher, civic leader named vice president at OSU |
Steve Clark, president and publisher of the Portland Tribune and Community Newspapers, has been named vice president for University Relations and Marketing at Oregon State University. |
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OSU's College of Business announces director for Austin Family Business Program |
Julianna Sowash, an Oregon State University alumna and former executive director of the Oregon Executive Masters in Business Administration program, has been named director of the Austin Family Business Program in OSU’s College of Business. |
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The spring of 2011 - when May looked like November |
The spring of 2011 hasn't been the coldest or wettest on record, though it may seem like it. It just hasn't been very warm or very dry for the past three months. |
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OSU named EPA Green Power Pac-10 Conference Champion |
Oregon State University has been named the Pacific-10 Conference champion in the EPA Green Power Partnership’s 2010-11 College and University Green Power Challenge. |
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Bioengineered antibiotic could lead to lifesaving malaria therapies | |
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Earth-friendly technologies to be discussed at Greener Nano conference | |
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OSU presents its version of "Dancing With the Stars" |
Some of Oregon State University’s familiar faces will be seen in unfamiliar places on Thursday, April 28, as they salsa and waltz across the stage with OSU’s Dancing with the Stars. |
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Hundreds of mothers expected for Moms Weekend this Friday-Sunday | |
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Research outlines the evolution of one of Earth's first animals |
A new book suggests that nematodes, like this one entombed in amber along with the flying ant it is escaping from, are among Earth's oldest life forms, and also one of the most important. |
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Evolutionary medicine and its themes explored on May 5 | |
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Inaugural Editorial Festival to be held at OSU on May 5 | |
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International students at OSU set Spring Festival this Sunday | |
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OSU to hold Joint Service Review on Friday | |
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OSU profs named fellows of The Wildlife Society | |
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OSU to host popular Pet Day on Saturday | |
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New "nanobead" approach could revolutionize sensor technology |
A new application of magnetic "nanobeads" could allow small, sophisticated new sensors that can detect a wide variety of compounds, with uses ranging from bioterrorism to food safety. |
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OSU scientist one of four honored as Pew Fellows in Marine Conservation |
Scott Baker, associate director of OSU's Marine Mammal Institute, is one of four scientists named 2011 Pew Marine Fellows. His work was featured prominently in the Academy Award-winning film, "The Cove." |
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Oregon CEO Summit held May 3 in Portland | |
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Catastrophic amphibian declines have multiple causes, no simple solution |
Even as amphibian populations continue their dramatic decline, researchers have found no single cause for the problem, and a new study suggests they never will... |
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Rounded, curvy furniture puts people at ease | |
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Oregon State among "Green Colleges" listed by Princeton Review |
The Princeton Review’s annual Green Guide to Colleges has listed Oregon State University among universities nationwide that are demonstrating a commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility |
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Vaudeville showcase 'Fainting Beaver Follies' opens April 29 | |
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Participants sought for study on diabetic neuropathic pain of the feet | |
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OSU hires Heilbron as senior associate AD for development | |
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Site chosen for wave energy testing in Oregon |
The Northwest National Marine Renewable Energy Center based at OSU has chosen an ocean site near Newport for the first wave energy test program in the United States. |
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OSU students to host popular luau this Saturday | |
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How American consumers view debt: a case study |
A new study suggests that although younger Americans are smitten with credit cards, it actually is the older generation that encourages their children to use credit. |
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OSU takes top spot in Oregon for recycling |
Oregon State University has retained its top spot in the state for RecycleMania, an annual, nationwide recycling competition between universities. |
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Corvallis poet Estreich reads from memoir on May 4 | |
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Report cites "liquefaction" as key to much of Japanese earthquake damage |
Soil liquefaction from the Japanese earthquake caused soils to sink, buildings to tilt and greatly compounded the overall damage. |
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OSU Goldwater Scholarship winner studies blood flow | |
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Poetry reading on April 22 celebrates Earth Day |