Black and white proof sheet showing four images in which Arne Solberg, Richard Farnsworth, and M. Lowell Edwards (l-r) demonstrate the use of a machine.

Black and white photograph of Arne Solberg, Richard Farnsworth, and M. Lowell Edwards (left to right) demonstrating a machine.

Since the Industrial Revolution, surface ocean pH has declined due to the input of anthropogenically derived carbon dioxide, termed ocean acidification. Examinations of p [...]

Impulsivity is associated with many diagnoses (e.g., Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, etc.), but can be present at non-clinical levels for a wider population. Ou [...]

Dr. Hector Olvera Alvarez is a Professor and Senior Associate Dean for Research in the OHSU School of Nursing. In this oral history, Gregory Bratman interviews Dr. Olvera [...]

Approximately one million individuals with temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders experience advanced symptoms, such as disc perforations, necessitating the removal of t [...]

Fluorescent protein biosensors have become an important tool for neuroscience research. Highly optimized biosensors for Ca2+ are widely used to study neuronal activity in [...]

Manuscript notes with formulas and measurements for parts of the Starr-Edwards heart valve. circa 1960 The M. Lowell Edwards Public History Project was made possible by [...]

Manuscript notes with schematics and formulas for the Starr-Edwards heart valve. Shows velocity through the #3 valve at heart stroke. circa 1960 The M. Lowell Edwards P [...]