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The program, slated for March and May, gives local underprivileged kids the chance to picture themselves as scientists.

UCI FASER particle detector made it into CERN's 2021 news highlight reel.

Complex electrical measurements reveal concentrations of biomarkers and urine, improving accuracy.

While the sheen from the major oil spill in October in Orange County has dissipated, some local scientists are taking a deep dive into how the spill may have affected some microscopic creatures.

Jay Aranton handled all of the mail for Physical Sciences during the pandemic. But he wasn’t alone. 

Thompson keeps one eye on her work, and one on the people passing by her door.

Finlayson-Pitts believes in what the University of California stands for: equal access to higher education for all.

Largely working behind the scenes, Nguyen keeps Chemistry’s labs running. 

Starting with a survey that’s open now, the collaboration will help Physical Sciences better implement its DEI initiatives.

Chemistry Ph.D. student Allie Zito works to make technology that can pluck planet-warming carbon dioxide straight out of the air.

An experiment on the UCI campus seeks to understand the harmful gases and particles that emit from car and truck brakes.

As earth-observing satellites, aircraft and ocean buoys churn out ever-rising amounts of information about our planet, data managers turn to cloud computing and artificial intelligence