Which way democracy?
Leading a team of social scientists, Russell Dalton is taking the pulse of the governed
Leading a team of social scientists, Russell Dalton is taking the pulse of the governed
For economist Art De Vany, the natural order that emerges spontaneously from chaos is more efficient and responsive than anything a planner could devise
UCI researchers using high-tech tools are gaining insight into how the Eastern practice of acupuncture works. New medical treatments may result
For Hoda Anton-Culver, data is key to the early detection and treatment of cancer
The needle on the television-like screen stabs repeatedly into a round shape that has been identified as a lymph node. The images are shadowy, reminiscent of cloud formations seen on radar sweeps, but one rhythmically throbbing form is unmistakable. It is the beating heart of the patient who lies sedated and sleeping on the narrow […]
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
Robert Cohen combines professional skill with scholarly achievement
Fred Kavli supports science that benefits humanity and believes curiosity is key to success