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Sean Young, UC Irvine professor of informatics and emergency medicine

Music as medicine

Integrating eclectic interests in latest research, Sean Young finds that mindfully listening to jazz reduces pain

Katrine Whiteson in her lab.

A literal gut check

Katrine Whiteson studies how intestinal microbiomes affect human health

Gregory Hickok, chair of UC Irvine’s Department of Language Science.

Brain teasers in language research

Uncovering the hidden architecture of speech is the subject of Gregory Hickok’s new book

Photo montage.

Forward-thinking gallery looks back

Campus’s Beall Center for Art + Technology celebrates a quarter-century of creative license

Cherlyn Ng

Coming into focus

Cherlyn Ng discovers how the brain combines slightly different views from each eye into one picture

Stairchair demonstrated by Director of Emergency Management Randy Styner.

Stepping up - and down - for safety

New evacuation ‘stair chairs’ for people with disabilities highlight commitment to accessibility

Van Lu

Preceptor Dr. Lan Vu Provides Real-World Pharmacy Education to Student Pharmacists During UCI Health Rotations

Student pharmacists receive key hands-on experience and support

Composer and UC Irvine professor of music Kojiro Umezaki is a renowned player of the shakuhachi, a bamboo wind instrument developed in Japan in the 16th century.

Flutist transcends tradition

UC Irvine professor combines AI, electronics and classical Japanese instrument in other-worldly compositions

Gabrielle Gussin

From patient to Ph.D.

Gabby Gussin overcame the usual hurdles – plus cancer – to earn a doctorate in public health

Aaron Bornstein

Detecting dementia earlier

With $4 million grant, UC Irvine researcher seeks to develop inexpensive assessment of cognitive ability