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Olympic gymnastics champion Jade Carey will deliver the commencement address at Oregon State University this spring. The Tokyo 2020 gold medalist continues to inspire students while balancing her own collegiate athletic career.
Researchers at Oregon State University developed a new therapy that fights lung cancer tumors while preventing deadly muscle wasting in a single treatment. Early results in mice show the approach works 2.5 times better than standard treatments without harmful side effects.
Oregon State University just received $750,000 to study superhot rock geothermal energy that could generate eight times more electricity than the world currently uses. Scientists are recreating conditions from miles underground to unlock clean energy that never runs out.
Oregon State University researchers caught Alzheimer's protein clumping in action and found a way to reverse it. Their breakthrough could lead to treatments that undo brain damage instead of just slowing it down.
Scientists at Oregon State University created a tiny iron-based material that completely wiped out breast cancer in mice without any side effects. The treatment uses cancer's own chemistry against itself, unleashing two powerful reactions that destroy tumors while leaving healthy tissue untouched.
Scientists at Oregon State University have figured out how to watch and reverse the protein clumping that damages brains in Alzheimer's patients. The breakthrough could lead to treatments that actually undo some of the disease's harm.
Scientists at Oregon State University developed a cancer-fighting nanoparticle that completely eliminated breast tumors in mice without harming healthy tissue. The treatment exploits cancer's own chemistry to destroy malignant cells while leaving normal cells untouched.
Scientists created a new nanomaterial that completely erased breast cancer tumors in mice without harming healthy tissue. The breakthrough treatment works by creating two types of cell-killing molecules that target cancer's unique chemistry.
Scientists found 46 coastal martens thriving in northern California forests, a hopeful sign for a species once thought extinct. The ferret-sized carnivores were nearly wiped out by trapping and logging in the 20th century.