The University of Oregon approaches human health from all angles, from how our brains work to how microbes in buildings can make us sick or get us better. We know about childhood obesity, autism spectrum disorder, concussions, and recuperating from trauma.
To talk to an expert, contact Molly Blancett at blancett@uoregon.edu | 541-346-9134 (this number rings to her mobile phone).
Clinical, Adolescent Development and Mental Health, Mood Disorders, Sleep, Developmental Social and Affective Neuroscience, Family Processes, Digital Mental Health, Assessment and Intervention, Prevention Research
Linguistics expert, focusing on speech perception and production, with special attention to non-native speakers and listeners.
Mental Health, Addiction, Self-Control, Obesity, Goals, Smoking Cessation
Climate Change, Microbiology, Health, Sustainability
Marriage and Family Therapy, Addiction, Recovery, Alcoholism, Drug Abuse, Self-harm (Non-Suicidal Self-Injury), Addiction on College Campuses, Grief
Childhood Obesity, Chronic Disease Prevention, Health Promotion
Ecology and Evolution, Cell and Developmental Biology, Molecular Biology
Substance Abuse, Substance Abuse Prevention, At-Risk Behaviors Among College Students
Virtual Reality (VR), Digital Embodiment, Tech Equity and Inclusion, Digital Social Capital
Muscle Physiology, Metabolism, Physical Rehabilitation
Nervous System Development, STEM Education, Science Literacy, Science Communication
Architecture, Design and Health, Sustainable Design, Indoor Environmental Quality, Occupant’s Productivity and Well-Being
Early Development, Cognitive Development, Emergence of Language and Vision in Infants
Child Abuse, Foster Care, Early Childhood Adversity, Stress Neurobiology, Neglect, Attachment Disorder, Child Welfare Policy
Sexual Violence Prevention
Campus Sexual Violence, Domestic Violence, Minority Discrimination, Physical and Mental Health, Betrayal Trauma, Institutional Betrayal, DARVO
Self-Regulation, Obesity Prevention, Health Behaviors, Family Dynamics, Emotions, Neuroimaging
Biology, Sustainability, STEM, Women in STEM, Microbiology, Health, Germs, Engineering
Microbiology, Microbiome Science, Cell and Developmental Biology, Host-Microbe Systems
Biomechanics, Neuromechanics, Sports Science, Human Locomotion, Stress Fracture Prevention, Fall Prevention, Prosthetics Engineering
Exercise, Sports Science, Healthy Aging
Marijuana, Suicide, Law Enforcement, Risky Behavior
Families, Gender, Psychology, Adoption, Autism, Autism Spectrum Disorder
Women’s Self-Defense Training, Prevention of Violence Against Women, Interactional Approaches to Gender, Pedagogy
Biomechanics, Shoulder Injuries, Science Education, Science Communication
Neuroscience, Self-Regulation, Gratitude, Neuroplasticity, Parenting
Obesity, Eating Behaviors, Self-Regulation, Clinical Intervention and Prevention
Diana Libuda is an expert in genetics, molecular biology, and cell and developmental biology. Diana’s research lab focuses on how DNA is repaired during sperm and egg development to ensure faithful genome inheritance and to prevent infertility and birth defects.
Cardiopulmonary, Respiratory and Environmental Physiology
Adolescent Risky Behavior, Prevention, Intervention, First-Generation College Students
Exercise Physiology, Women’s Health, Heart Health and Thermoregulation
Bioethics, Social and Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Biology, Clinical Ethics
Neuroscience, Childhood Development, Autism, Schizophrenia
Gender, Masculinity, Bullying, LGBT
Evolutionary Genetics, Biology of Aging, Molecular Biology, Genetics
Molecular Biology, Molecular Evolution
Counseling Psychology and Prevention Science, Early Childhood Adversity, Family-Based Interventions
Human Judgment, Decision Making, Risk Perception
Concussions, Brain Injury, Communication Disorders, Early Intervention
Domestic Abuse Law, Family Law, International and Comparative Family Law, Family Law Policy, the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction
Transnational Migration, Latin America, Transnational Families, Global Health, Global Mental Health
