AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPsilocybin Research in Oregon: An OHSU-led study in JAMA Network Open reports that most Oregon psilocybin service users saw relief from depression, anxiety, and PTSD, with about 1% reporting adverse side effects. AI Costs for Universities: A new explainer warns that generative AI spending isn’t just software fees—“token” usage can drive surprise bills, pushing schools to budget more carefully. Right to Repair: Oregon is among states with passed repair laws, but enforcement still lags as more bills roll in across the country. Portland Tech & Public Safety: Willamette River events were canceled after a harmful algae bloom spread from Ross Island lagoon, prompting health warnings for people and pets. Semiconductor Momentum: Lam Research broke ground on a major Oregon lab, signaling continued investment in next-gen microchips. Research-to-Companies Push: Portland State University won a $5.9M NSF grant to speed translation of research into startups and industry partnerships. Wildfire Response Scrutiny: Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden and others are urging an investigation into alleged political influence in wildfire firefighting resources. Volcano Watch: A geophysicist claims multiple dangerous volcanoes are “switching on” together, raising questions about eruption risk.
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