Month: September 2012

Lifesaving medical devices, fun toys and other 3-D printed products will be on display at UCI.

A team led by Marquis Vawter participated in a study showing that human brains share a consistent genetic blueprint and possess enormous biochemical complexity.

The assistant professor of biomedical engineering aims to make implanted medical devices more compatible with the immune system.

Deva Ramanan is lauded for work boosting computers’ image recognition capabilities.

The UCI associate vice chancellor for research and professor of ecology & evolutionary biology got to meet Queen Margrethe II at the Sept. 14 ceremony.

Hans Keirstead of the Sue & Bill Gross Stem Cell Research Center will highlight what it takes to successfully translate lab discoveries into therapeutic reality.

Biomedical engineer Elliot Botvinick uses optical tweezers to understand how disease takes hold

Bicycle commuter Ramon Zavala hopes others follow his lead.

Researchers with UC Irvine’s Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center have identified a genetic pathway in melanoma cells that inhibits the cellular mechanism for detecting DNA damage wrought by chemotherapy, thereby building up tolerance to cancer-killing drugs.

The two-year project, funded by a UC Lab Fees Research Grant, is a collaboration between teams at UCI and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.