Flood Watchers
UCI researchers sound the alarm on future Southern California deluge
In this edition of UCI Magazine, our cover story, “Flood Watchers,” describes how researchers used a new flood modeling and mapping method to determine the impact a massive 100-year flood might cause in Los Angeles. The effects were far beyond previous predictions. And those disproportionally most at-risk: Black and Hispanic populations along the Los Angeles River in cities such as Long Beach and Carson.
UCI researchers sound the alarm on future Southern California deluge
New high-fidelity simulation classroom serves as a hub for interprofessional education among healthcare students
New grant will enable UCI’s Center for Jewish Studies to increase efforts to shine a light on Jewish culture while combating antisemitism
Research and innovation are at the core of the mission at the Claire Trevor School of the Arts
Three questions with professor of pharmaceutical sciences John Chaput, who discusses using synthetic genetics in drug discovery
UCI humanities centers provide insights on the similarities and differences between cultures
A conversation with Frances Contreras, who was appointed as the UCI School of Education’s third dean in January 2022 and is the first Chicana/Latina dean to head a school of education in the University of California
UCI Law alumna Laura Lively reflects on her legal career path, including saying yes to unexpected opportunities and doing work in the service of others
Derek Anderson and Scott Land, two fraternity brothers and UCI alumni, are climbing to the top of the EDM world