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Jordan Rodriguez, a graduate student in the Institute of Ecology and Evolution at  the University of Oregon, co-authored study that uncovers biases in biodiversity data.

Dezeen: Adrian Parr, dean of the College of Design at the University of Oregon, has an exhibition.

MIT News: Josh Roering, professor of earth sciences at the University of Oregon, provides expert commentary. 

Energy Post: Researchers from the University of Oregon are part of study. 

The New Yorker: Cites book by Shaul Cohen, associate professor of geography at the University of Oregon.

PETA: Himali Gior, Parker Ruiz, and Logan Robertson are advertising students from the University of Oregon.

Inside Climate News: Sarah Cooley, assistant professor of geography at the University of Oregon, provides expert commentary. 

In celebration of May as Bike Month, the University of Oregon's Outdoor Program and LiveMove student group are joining community partners to provide a night of entertainment and information on bike access in the Eugene community. 

With support from the University of Oregon's Environment Initiative, professors Josh Skov and Paul Kempler are introducing a new course that focuses on the intersections of science, business, and climate solutions. 

SciTechDaily: Molly Keogh, postdoctoral scholar in earth sciences at the University of Oregon, provides expert commentary. 

The University of Oregon Sustainability Awards acknowledge contributions to sustainability throughout the University of Oregon community. Winners create videos to showcase their contributions. 

Oregon Public Broadcasting: Judith Sheine, professor of architecture at the University of Oregon, is principal investigator.

GeekWire: University of Oregon is the lead institution for RE-ACT (Sustainable and Resilient Architecture, Engineering and Construction in Mass Timber) and a leadership partner in a smart-grid project called SEQUINS (Smart, EQUitable, INteroperable and Secure). 

In her first novel, University of Oregon alumna and glaciologist M Jackson tells the story of four women and the fierce fight for survival.  

Nature Journal: Researchers with the Soil Plant Atmosphere Research Lab at the University of Oregon collaborated to produce the report on radiocarbon levels in ancient soils near Oregon's "Painted Hills."