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Skyhawks cycling alumna Sofia Gomez Villafa帽e (Exercise Science, '16) has been busy this month competing in elite women's mountain biking races in Europe, coming away with 14th in the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup XCC race and 26th in the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships XCO race.

Archaeological and paleoenvironmental data suggests that inhospitable environmental conditions, specifically the absence of mature woodland ecosystems, substantially delayed the human colonization of Ireland, compared to the rest of Europe. Assistant Professor of Anthropology Jesse Tune had his paper on these findings published in Quaternary Science Reviews.

Congrats Skyhawks – we have an A going into midterms! However, we have just been handed some difficult assignments and final grades have not yet been determined.

Checkers Marshall (Chemistry, '16) received the Haugland Fellowship for their research on metal organic framework nanoparticles. This is the first graduate research fellowship ever awarded by the University of Oregon's Chemistry & Biochemistry Department.