Think you know the difference between right and wrong? Let’s say you’re a surgeon with five patients whose survival depends upon organ transplants. A healthy patient of yours would be an ideal donor for all of them. Do you transplant his organs (against his will) into the bodies of the other patients? What if five […]
UCI psychologist studies the family dynamic of the developmental disorder.
Roxane Cohen Silver marks 10th anniversary of attacks with research, public talks.
Sena Koleva studies romantic relationships, mate selection and the science of love.
UCI psychologist uses Google map technology in study of neighborhood effects.
Elizabeth Cauffman’s research on adolescent development has influenced public policy on youth offenders.
UCI Libraries’ spring exhibit chronicles city’s conversion from farmland to model planned community.
Granddaughter of famed undersea explorer will receive Human Security Award for work on global water issues.
March 4 symposium highlights how citizens have partnered with scientists, politicians and bureaucrats to protect public access to the coast and ensure its continued health.
As her studies of prison violence, hate crimes and prostitution show, Valerie Jenness is drawn to the gritty side of life.