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What Returning Wolves to the Deccan Could Do: The Trophic Cascade Evidence From Yellowstone

What Yellowstone Actually ProvedFourteen grey wolves were released into Yellowstone National Park in January 1995. Within a decade, the park's river channels had shifted course. That outcome had nothing to do with the wolves physically moving water. It had everything to do with where elk chose to stand. The mechanism…

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An Oregon farmer grew tomatoes, potatoes, squash, garlic and beans for 40 years without irrigation; careful soil preparation kept stored moisture in the root zone

Someone has rightly said that 'Necessity is the mother of invention'. Over decades, weather patterns became less predictable across the Pacific Northwest, and farmers contended with hotter temperatures, drought and shrinking snowmelt that strained water supplies. It was then that a different method, developed over four decades of experimentation by…

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Lambs grazing under an Oregon solar farm had 38% less grass than those in an open field, yet gained the same weight as shade made the pasture more nutritious

Lambs grazing beneath solar panels at an Oregon State University research farm had access to 38% less forage than lambs in an open pasture, yet gained almost exactly the same amount of weight. Researchers found that shade produced higher-quality forage with more protein and digestibility, while also giving the animals…

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Since 2016, U.S. government spent $150 million for ocean wave energy testing facility off Oregon coast, first large carbon-free marine energy site in North America continent is now ready

Oregon State University developed the test facility. But the facility has yet to generate any electricity because no wave energy devices have arrived.

The Economic Times

In 2016, workers digging beneath an Oregon State University stadium uncovered Ice Age mammoths, bison and ancient camels

Recently, construction workers at Oregon State University stumbled upon remarkable Ice Age mammoth fossils, unveiling a prehistoric landscape beneath the campus. The site also yielded remains of ancient bison and camels, linking the modern university to a long-lost geological history. This extraordinary discovery highlights how remnants of our past can…

The Economic Times

Frequent Cannabis Users Woke with Higher Cortisol Levels in a New Study of Daily Stress Rhythms

Oregon State researchers found frequent cannabis users woke with more cortisol circulating than nonusers, though the morning rise itself was similar.

Medical Daily

In 2013, China installed fake birds and loudspeakers on an empty island; thousands of terns arrived in the first breeding season

Scientists created a fake colony on a barren island using decoys and speakers. This attracted thousands of greater crested terns and nineteen Chinese crested terns. The project ensured no egg poaching occurred at the site. Chicks on these islands showed a high survival rate over ten years. This success offers…

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In 1960, Oregon released cinnabar moths against toxic tansy ragwort; their caterpillars were later found feeding on native mountain wildflowers

Oregon introduced cinnabar moths to control invasive tansy ragwort, which proved effective for decades. This biological control effort significantly benefited Oregon agriculture by reducing weed infestations. Researchers later discovered caterpillars also consumed native arrowleaf groundsel wildflowers. Scientists had previously assumed harsh mountain habitats would prevent moth survival. Ongoing research monitors…

The Times of India

Major river’s fish population is dying after parasite invasion

One expert said that it is ‘unusual’ that reactions to the parasite by fish have been so ‘severe’

The Independent UK

Researchers build brain-like memory device for AI sensors that may improve energy efficiency — phototransistor device combines light sensing, memory, and processing to cut data movement

Oregon State University researchers have developed a brain-inspired phototransistor that combines light sensing, memory, and signal processing in one device. The hardware can electronically control how long optical memories persist or fade, potentially improving energy efficiency in future AI vision systems.

Tom’s Hardware

Scientists warning as ocean monitoring network decommissioned under Trump cuts

Comes as an El Niño event, known for disrupting weather patterns and intensifying marine heatwaves, is forecast to hit the Pacific coast this summer

The Independent UK

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says this career path will thrive in the AI era—and drive a new industrial revolution

Jensen Huang went from washing dishes at Denny’s to building the world’s most valuable company. Now, he says, the field he studied in college will be critical to the AI revolution.

Fortune

Black Bag by Luke Kennard review – a campus comedy for our end times

Drawing on a real-life 1960s experiment, this story of an out-of-work actor paid to cover himself in a black leather bag fizzes with wit and invention

The Guardian - UK

Underwater volcano off Oregon coast likely won't erupt until mid-to-late 2026

Researchers thought that Axial Seamount might erupt in 2025, but recent data suggest the underwater volcano could take a bit longer to blow its top.

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Is Earth 'on the brink'? 2024 was likely our planet’s hottest year in 125,000 years

Two new climate reports warn Earth's vital signs are flashing red after the hottest year in 125,000 years, but say recovery is still possible with swift action.

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Two major fault lines on the West Coast are in ‘sync’ and signal possible massive quake on horizon, scientists warn

The impact would be doubly as devastating as predictions for the impending ‘Big One’ and leave millions in harm’s way from California to Canada

The Independent UK

Federal judge orders US to restore visas of 2 international students in Oregon

A federal judge in Oregon has ordered the U.S. government to restore the visa status of two international students whose visas had been revoked

The Independent UK

A seaweed foraging adventure along the Oregon coastline

On the wonderfully wild beaches of America’s Pacific northwest, Lauren Jarvis discovers a salty, sustainable smorgasbord of water-based wonders

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Fire and ice: scientists unlocking Antarctica's secrets

Air bubbles trapped in layers of ancient ice in Antarctica are being studied by scientists to better understand the impact of spikes in methane and carbon.

Fortune

Chia seeds aren't just a superfood—researchers say they could help combat world hunger and climate change

The tiny speckled seeds offer more than a simple nutritional boost.

Golf Monthly

Paul Peterson Facts: 15 Things To Know About The PGA Tour Golfer

Oregon State University alumnus Paul Peterson finally made it to the PGA Tour after over a decade of grinding on global circuits

TV Tech

The 76th Engineering, Science & Technology Emmys Recipients Announced

NVIDIA founder Jensen Huang will receive Charles F. Jenkins Lifetime Achievement Award; the Philo T. Farnsworth Corporate Achievement Award is being given to Adobe

The Independent UK

World first footage shows endangered shark struck by boat just hours after being tagged

The shark never resumed feeding or other normal behavior after the collision, researchers say

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Oregon State University Turns to Clear-Com to Enhance Collaboration

With 65 products distributed across the black box theater, recital hall, lobby and backstage, the building is equipped to support a wide range of performances and activities.

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Chia seeds aren't just a superfood—researchers say they could help combat world hunger and climate change

The tiny speckled seeds offer more than a simple nutritional boost.

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