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Like a mother cooking for a picky eater, Bryan Xie spent months under the hood in a lab designing a chemical marker that he could feed to a living...
Ara Apkarian hula-hoops his hips, demonstrating the way a single electron moves inside a molecule.
The chemistry professor is in his lab at UC Irvine...
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James Nowick has got the world on a screen. He’s logged into a big map of the planet and is cross-referencing it with a YouTube list of the top...
Chemistry students across the nation and the world will have free and open access to videotaped, online classes from UC Irvine under an unusual...
The University of California, Irvine (UCI) today announced the launch of Open Chemistry (“UCI OpenChem”), the most comprehensive chemistry curriculum...
The University of California at Irvine is offering video and course materials for all required courses for a chemistry major plus some electives and...
Coursera, set up by academics from Stanford University, will now offer online courses from 62 universities.
Imagine a large body of water – about the size of the Dead Sea – simply disappearing. It sounds like a science fiction movie. But it’s not. It’s...
Jay Famiglietti, one of the authors of an important new study on the rapid depletion of aquifers under the Tigris and Euphrates river basins, has...
Three faculty members from UC Irvine’s School of Physical Sciences are among the 126 outstanding U.S. and Canadian recipients of 2013 Sloan Research...
The Irvine World News has invited teachers, parents and students to send in stories about the great things that are happening in your classrooms.
An amount of freshwater almost the size of the Dead Sea has been lost in parts of the Middle East due to poor management, increased demands for...
