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A wobbling jet from a giant, voracious black hole is suppressing star formation in a distant galaxy—and astronomers have never seen anything quite like it before

UC Irvine Physical Sciences professors make the list.

Energy spectrum of elusive particles shows an intriguing bump, giant IceCube experiment reports.

Hidden beneath the hills of southern China, the JUNO observatory shows promise in solving neutrino mysteries.

Spinning vortices of water trapped under the Thwaites glacier ice shelf account for 20 per cent of the ice melt. They’re expected to get worse as the world warms.

A physicist and a cartoonist join forces with an accessible guide to thinking about life in the cosmos

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

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.

The work is something that could lead to computers that aren’t affected by radiation.

Most of us think about outdoor pollution before worrying about indoor air. But new research shows our homes and offices can trap chemicals long after their sources are gone.