They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks. The same can be said of the adult brain. Its connections are hard to change, while in children, novel experiences rapidly mold new connections during critical periods of brain development.
Diagnosis with one or both disorders should trigger rage-focused treatment
Brain handles day- and nighttime optical signals the same, reacts quickly to loss of input
A first-of-its-kind stem cell-based treatment for retinitis pigmentosa developed by UC Irvine’s Dr. Henry Klassen, Dr. Jing Yang and colleagues has received consent from the U.S. Food & Drug Administration for use in a clinical trial.
UCI grad students are investigating ways to make earthquakes less destructive
What happens to an astronaut’s brain during a mission to Mars? Nothing good. It’s besieged by destructive particles that can forever impair cognition, according to a UC Irvine radiation oncology study appearing in the May 1 edition of Science Advances.
A research team that includes UC Irvine proposes using a laser mounted on the International Space Station to zap threatening space debris.
EVENT: Four top experts on California’s increasingly scarce water resources will present the latest precipitation and supply data for the state, including southern coastal and desert areas and the Colorado River basin. State climatologist Michael Anderson, Department of Water Resources Interstate Resources Manager Jeanine Jones, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration meteorologist Martin Hoerling, and Water […]
Top researchers, public officials and policymakers converge at UCI to discuss extreme water shortages and how to handle them
An invasive beetle is prompting removal of trees on the UC Irvine campus