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In the work of evolutionary biologist and ordained priest Francisco Ayala, science and religion have found a peaceful coexistence

A scholar’s exploration of altruism ultimately took her to its opposite, genocide, and to an understanding of the common ground both share

UCI researchers using high-tech tools are gaining insight into how the Eastern practice of acupuncture works. New medical treatments may result

For Dr. Maureen Bocian, making a diagnosis means detective work

A chance meeting, a few martinis and some ‘damn good science’ may get MS/spinal cord injury patients up and about

Researchers show how existing therapies may be used to treat the debilitating effects of Huntington’s disease

Despite his ambivalence about how it’s being marketed, the co-creator of the Lyme disease vaccine sees exciting possibilities in the unique way it works

At 70, professor, choreographer and artistic mentor Donald McKayle is not missing a beat

For a guy who gets little screen time and unlikable roles, Jon Lovitz leaves a big impression spiked with sympathy

How UCI chemist F. Sherwood Rowland saved the world