Science & Technology

Troubled waters

UCI hydrologist Jay Famiglietti stars in new documentary about water scarcity, pollution.

Time again to Celebrate UCI

Campus’s annual open house will offer fun, food with an eco-friendly focus

Seeing how the other half lives

Art exhibit evokes milieu of families residing in budget motels.

The day they became doctors

They entered the UC Irvine School of Medicine with dreams of making a difference someday, five eager students armed with distinctive skills, talents and experiences they hoped could be used to improve human health. They saw their dreams come into focus on Match Day, March 16, when they learned where they will start their careers as doctors.

The sweet smell of success

Jessica Pratt is looking for the most cost-effective way to save unique and precious California habitat.

"Parklet" in San Francisco

Retrofitting for fitness

UCI’s master in urban & regional planning program celebrates 20th anniversary.

UCI loses the legendary F. Sherwood Rowland

His research is credited with saving Earth’s critical ozone layer.

Something in the air

UCI-led team makes key discovery about smog in their innovative lab.

Cheng-Wei “Aaron” Chen

Mending a broken heart

UC Irvine doctoral candidate Cheng-Wei “Aaron” Chen’s research using human embryonic stem cells to create a heart patch has earned him a $10,000 2011-12 Public Impact Fellowship.

Geoffrey Bowker

Lab makes digital design more PC

New informatics professor promotes responsible, culturally appropriate digital design.