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The team found that the surface may have liquid water on its surface – a necessary ingredient for life.

Second-year chemistry Ph.D. student Audrey Miles shares her experience participating in the Nuclear Engineering Student Delegation in Washington, D.C. From engaging with top policymakers at the White…

Professors Jianming Bian and Henry “Hank” Sobel are part of the international collaboration.  

Affected coastal cities now flood more often — a growing threat as sea levels are rising.

Lankford will deliver a lecture at Yale on high energy particle physics research.

How a spectral subatomic particle may help crack one of the biggest cold cases in physics.

On Oct. 11, 1995, UCI's Sherwood "Sherry" Rowland and Fred Reines were honored for their work in chemistry and physics, respectively. Their work remains relevant.

Zack Labe ’20 (Ph.D., Earth System Science) takes a different approach to climate sci-comm. And if his legions of followers are any indication, it seems to be working.

UC Irvine glaciologist looks back on four decades of NASA-funded research on Earth’s vulnerable polar ice sheets.

Galaxy, exoplanet and dark matter studies by UC Irvine physics and astronomy researchers are facing potential cuts.

Lee’s research could transform cancer treatment and medical technologies.

Griffin’s lab researches the ways the human microbiome affects health outcomes.