Month: September 2009

Overcoming a research snag was child’s play for assistant biomedical engineering professor Michelle Khine – and it earned her international recognition.

Using advanced brain imaging techniques, UCI scientists have discovered that a person’s brain activity while remembering an event is very similar to when it was first experienced, even if specifics can’t be recalled.

Nine paintings created through an Alzheimer’s Association program called Memories in the Making are on display at UCI MIND.

Retiring Assistant Vice Chancellor for Research Administration Christina Hansen facilitated UCI’s evolution into a research powerhouse.

Flu season is just around the bend, and one UCI expert says common-sense precautions and flu shots can do a lot to ward off H1N1.

Gillian Hayes, informatics assistant professor, designs computerized devices that help teachers work with children who have autism.

Nikishna Polequaptewa, director of the American Indian Resource Program at UC Irvine, has been selected for “Native American 40 Under…

Gillian Hayes (pictured), informatics assistant professor, designs computerized devices that help teachers work with children who have autism. One device,…

Parolees’ release increases neighborhood crime, but residential stability and social service slow the rate.

Dr. Scott Goodwin takes a new approach to an age-old problem for women at UC Irvine Medical Center.