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Rip-rap in Neskowin, photo by Steve Dundas

Development policy decisions will affect coastal communities’ risk more than climate change

Eucalypt buds

Research suggests eucalyptus trees can be genetically modified not to invade native ecosystems

N protein image

Deep dive into key COVID-19 protein is a step toward new drugs, vaccines

TRACE field staff

Sixth TRACE-COVID-19 survey in Corvallis estimates 13 people in 1,000 had virus

Marbled murrelet, photo by Brett Lovelace

Sounds like home: Murrelets choose breeding locations by eavesdropping on other murrelets

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Partial shade from solar panels increase abundance of flowers in late summer

April 12, 2021

Natural Resources + Forestry

Oregon State presents lecture by renowned China scholar Andrew Nathan on April 29

April 12, 2021

Cover of book "Rethinking American Grand Strategy," with illustration of iconic American cultural forces as blue chess pieces on a red and white board.

OSU professor’s new book on U.S. grand strategy appeals to history buffs, global thinkers

April 12, 2021

Social Sciences + Humanities

Jan Williams, with the OSU Extension Service in Clackamas County, collects paperwork from participants before they receive their shot at the drive-through COVID-19 vaccination clinic on March 31 in Canby.

OSU Extension uses statewide network to encourage participation in vaccinations

April 12, 2021

Health + Wellness

coastal development

Development policy decisions will affect coastal communities’ risk more than climate change

April 11, 2021

Marine Studies + Climate

Jim Myers with Midnight Roma purple tomato. Photo by Jim Myers

OSU releases new, antioxidant-rich purple tomato

April 9, 2021

Food + Agriculture