UCI Chicano/Latino studies associate professor Glenda M. Flores shares some words of wisdom for UCI's incoming class
UCI cognitive scientists are working to develop a robot that can think and react more like a rodent
Anthropology grad student Akil Fletcher wins National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship for his work on racism in online gaming
Cailin O'Connor and Jim Weatherall, logic and philosophy of science, explain in Scientific American
Researchers discover that with less than one-hour of online training, students can expand the way they think about their intellectual abilities and improve their GPAs
Danielle Thomsen, assistant professor, is 2019 APSA Political Organizations and Parties section award recipient
Honor includes two years of funding, international networking, and mentorship opportunities in support of her research on perception
Role will put the California native at the administrative helm of largest academic unit on campus
Research by UCI political scientist Heidi Hardt and co-authors takes a hard look at readings in Ph.D. classrooms and how they matter for underrepresentation of women in academia
UCI language scientist Judith Kroll finds that a diverse linguistic environment boosts brain sensitivity to new learning, and exposure alone may confer some benefits of bilinguality on single-language speakers
Payton Huse, sociology, wins competitive National Science Foundation research fellowship
Honor from the Association of Latina and Latino Anthropologists recognizes a career of contributions enhancing understanding of Latinx lives and communities in the U.S.
UCI-led study finds online brain games can extend in-game 'cognitive youth' into old age, enabling seniors to multitask mentally on par with those 50 years younger
While working at UCI, social sciences facilities director Gregory Gallardo rediscovered his artistic roots, the fruits of which will be on display in his first large solo show opening in September