Stress caused by psychological shock from the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, felt even by people with no direct link to the event, may have led to an increase in male children being miscarried in the U.S.
The four-year, $600,000 award is a continuation of funding Diane O’Dowd originally received in 2006.
UCI scientists map the skies as they appeared 10 billion years ago and find that bright galaxies liked to cluster together.
UCI doctors Kristi Koenig and Carl Schultz wrote the book on disaster medicine. Its publication comes amid debate on the way medical care is delivered in a crisis.
UCI’s new TechPortal smooths the road from invention to successful commercialization of university-based inventions.
A panel of acclaimed local science fiction writers come to UC Irvine to discuss how Philip K. Dick – author of some of the bleakest and most influential science fiction in American literature – was influenced by Orange County, where he spent the last 10 years of his life.
As Haiti begins rebuilding after a devastating earthquake, three UCI professors discuss how it could emerge a stronger country.
Francis Crinella’s name is known to wine lovers and academics alike, and in both arenas his commitment to excellence stands out.
A UC Irvine pathology and pharmacology professor, the Hungarian national was made an international member of the medical sciences section.
Terry McDermott’s new book, “101 Theory Drive,” profiles Gary Lynch’s research team and the high-pressure stakes of scientific discovery.