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Cal-Bridge Program brings together the three levels of the California higher education system to diversify the California public university faculty and tech workforce.

Dark matter, an invisible mass that makes up approximately 96% of the Universe, is a non luminous material that does not emit, absorb, or interact with light in any way. Dark matter exists in space and can take many different forms such as “cold dark matter” which are weakly interacting particles or “hot dark matter,” high energy, randomly moving particles that were created shortly after the Big Bang event nearly 13.8 billion years agoDark matter is distinguished by its gravitational attraction…

The sheer acreage consumed by fire in California in recent years is numbing: more than 2.5 million acres last year, and 4.3 million acres the year before that.

Solutions that Scale Seminar Series: Designing Catalysts and Chemical Processes for Global Sustainability A talk given by Thomas F. Jaramillo, Associate Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering…

Mexican chemistry researcher Ana Cristina Garcia Alvarez has worked to understand a chemical process that mimics part of photosynthesis and could possibly produce hydrogen as part of clean energy solutions.

Perymon came to UCI to make the way we address environmental problems more equitable.

Yang’s research path has led her to one of science’s most tantalizing questions: How did life on Earth begin?

Howard came to UCI in 2017 with one goal: to ask crazy questions about the universe.

Takase worked with Professor Anton Gorodetski on math and quantum mechanics.

Sutherland never thought getting a Ph.D. in math also meant he’d also become something else: a translator of foreign languages.

Jhaj came to UCI in 2019, and, despite the pandemic, stitched together an education in sustainability.

Whitfield came to UCI and rode to the stars with Professor Aomawa Shields.