UCI in the News – May 2, 2016
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UCI computer scientist presents SmartAmerica project at White House
UC Irvine computer science professor Nalini Venkatasubramanian represented the Donald Bren School of Information & Computer Sciences at the SmartAmerica Expo in Washington, D.C., this month.
UCI undergrads get lots of online options
The largest online enrollment in UC system flourishes from strong partnerships across the campus.
Golf tournament will benefit UCI dermatology department
All net proceeds of an April 18 golf tournament held in honor of melanoma patients will benefit UC Irvine’s Department of Dermatology and efforts to find a cure.
Taking research to the community
UCI’s new Orange County Center for Community Health Research provides a framework for community-based groups to organize their own research on issues – such as childhood obesity, diabetes and poverty – that affect populations they serve.
Listening in on Susan Bryant and Manuel Gomez
Two vice chancellors with deep roots at UCI reflect on their careers, forecast their futures.
Julian Feldman, Extraordinarius
His vision led to the 1968 creation of an information and computer sciences department, which he twice chaired and would become the first ICS school in the University of California system.
Renaissance of the Russian guitar
From Russian guitars to classical lute, John Schneiderman plucks his way through musical history.
UC Irvine Advisory: Wolpe
Paul Root Wolpe, Center for Ethics director at Emory University, will address “Is My Mind Mine? Mind Reading, Memory Suppression & Other Challenges of Neuroscience” as part of the Howard A. Schneiderman Memorial Bioethics Lecture Series.
A different view of math
Can you learn math without using symbols or language? A four-year, $3 million study led by UC Irvine education professor Michael Martinez will test the theory.