Press Releases

The UC Irvine team conducting this research is (upper left, clockwise) Dr. An Do, Hung Cao, Leigh Turner and Zoran Nenadic.

UC Irvine, USC scientists begin research effort for damaged brain region treatments

NSF-funded team to combine stem cell research with intelligent biocomputing

UC Irvine researchers advocate for tissue-engineering approach for arthritis relief

Joint diseases cause pain to hundreds of millions of people and add to healthcare costs

Stage at Bren Center on the campus of UC Irvine. On stage are people with a backdrop that says "Let's be brilliant together."

UC Irvine raises $343 million in record-breaking fiscal year

Brilliant Future philanthropic campaign now totals $1.9 billion

Suellen Hopfer, UC Irvine associate professor of health, society and behavior.

UC Irvine study reveals health impacts of repeated wildfires and smoke exposure

Research focused on impacted communities in eastern Coachella Valley

Fictitious rendering of NarrA.I.tive Story Studio (AI-generated).

NarrA.I.tive empowers storytellers by merging AI and traditional artistic crafts

Cove@UCI studio marks significant leap for novel uses of emerging technologies

UCI school of Education dean Frances Contreras

School of Education to enter university-assisted partnership with Santa Ana district

Landmark effort will enhance learning, community engagement at James Monroe Elementary

Man in a lab coat looking at a computer screen.

UC Irvine discovery of ‘item memory’ brain cells offers new Alzheimer’s treatment target

Finding significantly deepens understanding of crucial component of cognitive function

Kevin Beier, UC Irvine associate professor of physiology and biophysics standing with arms folded in front of him.

UC Irvine-led team finds that compound in rosemary extract can reduce cocaine sensitivity

Specific neuron circuit may provide new avenue for treating addiction

UC Irvine team says urban street networks, building density shape severity of floods

Researchers’ new analytical model can assess neighborhood-level hazards globally

UC Irvine scientists create material that can take the temperature of nanoscale objects

The technology can track small temp changes in electronic devices, biological cells