Month: November 2010

UCI senior and new Dalai Lama Scholar Doug Cheung is dedicated to compassionate healing.

Social sciences speakers to discuss mid-term elections, California’s business climate, and information overload in the digital age

Richard Branson and Dalai Lama also on the program co-sponsored by Center for Living Peace Orange County.

UCI neurologist Dr. Mark Fisher and neuropathologist Dr. Ronald Kim found that cerebral microbleeds are highly prevalent in the aging brain – and not primarily products of stroke-related injury, hypertension or neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s, as had been thought.

On Nov. 12, “Preserving the Environment of the Arctic Region” will feature legal, public health and Earth system science experts discussing the role of law and governance in protecting the Arctic region.

Professor Salvatore R. Maddi has changed the way many view stress. Not only is it an unavoidable part of life, he argues, it can be good for us.

UCI non-small cell lung cancer study highlights advances in targeted drug therapy.

Herschel telescope proves surprisingly adept at detecting their deflected light.

Catherine Bolzendahl, UC Irvine assistant professor of sociology, studies how Americans define family.

UCI’s McCoy and Carroll appointed to Orange County EMS quality board for two-year terms.