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IMPACT Fall 2025 now available 
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Health and Biotechnology

Researchers find way to watch, reverse chemical process linked with Alzheimer's disease

The researchers used a molecule measuring technique to observe in a laboratory setting how certain metals can promote the protein clumping that leads to the blocked neural pathways associated with Alzheimer’s.

Faculty and Staff, Physics, Student Success
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Statistics

Oregon State launches data science degree for today's data-driven careers

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Events

Multimedia experience in PRAx: 'What can a punk-inspired music scene teach scientists?'

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Faculty and Staff

Celebrating excellence in research: 2026 College of Science Awards

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Faculty and Staff

Celebrating excellence in inclusive excellence, administration and service: 2026 College of Science Awards

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Faculty and Staff

Celebrating excellence in teaching and advising: 2026 College of Science Awards

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Integrative Biology

Fieldwork, internships and study abroad: Oregon State biology student expands career path

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Students

Biology student scrubs in for medical preceptorship at largest hospital in Corvallis

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Climate and Oceans

Historic ocean treaty underpinned by Oregon State University science takes effect Jan. 17

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Microbiology

College of Science researchers uncover new driver of harmful algal bloom persistence

 
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Jefferson Public Radio

Oregon State University scientist helps shape UN High Seas Treaty

KXL

OSU Researchers Play Pivotal Role In Global High Seas Treaty

Los Angeles Times

EPA eliminate mention of fossil fuels in website on warming's causes. Scientists call it completely wrong.

WAMC Northeast Public Radio - Earth Wise

Ochre sea stars recovering

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