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The Funding Supports Continued Enrollment in the All of Us Research Program, Focusing on Cardiometabolic Health in Underrepresented Populations.

A New Four-Year Program Aims to Provide Early Intervention and Support for Young People Aged 15 to 25 Across Orange County.

The Advanced Power and Energy Program at UC Irvine Is Developing Vehicle-To-Home Charging, a Technology That Allows Electric Cars to Supply Power Directly to Residences During Outages and Peak Utility Hours.

Despite a 14 Percent Increase in Its Student Population Since 2016, UC Irvine Has Seen a 47 Percent Decline in Daily Vehicle Traffic to Campus, Attributing the Shift to Long-Term Planning Focused on Housing and Diverse Transportation Choices.

A Recent Panel Discussion at UC Irvine Explored Practical Approaches for Families Navigating the Challenges of Raising Children in a Digitally Connected World.

A Study Led by UC Irvine Suggests That Verbalizing Desires, a Process Termed "Cue Labeling," Can Help Mitigate the Urge to Smoke and Related Brain Activity.

The Systemwide Institute, Focused on Global Health Equity, Will Now Operate From the Joe C. Wen School of Population & Public Health.

Research From the Joe C. Wen School of Population & Public Health Suggests That Community-Led Safety Programs in Parks Can Significantly Increase Physical Activity, Particularly Among Black Users.

This Advance Helps Scientists Better Understand How the Human Brain Develops and What Happens When That Process Is Disrupted in Neurodevelopmental Disorders.

Researchers Suggest Everyday Online Conversations Could Help Public Health Officials Target Interventions for Communities Most Affected by Extreme Temperatures.

A UC Irvine Study Suggests Repurposing Existing Drugs Could Mitigate Severe Neurological Complications of the Powerful Cancer Therapy.

The Alumni Couple Is Recognized for Five Decades of Support Impacting Alzheimer's Research, the Humanities, and Student Opportunities at the University.

The New WRITE AI Center, Funded by a $10 Million Grant, Will Lead a National Effort to Integrate Generative AI Into Postsecondary Writing Instruction Responsibly.

The Initiative Will Build on the Texera System to Help Researchers Collaborate and Apply Advanced Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Without Specialized Programming Skills.

The Visit Highlighted UC Irvine's Contributions to Medical Advancements, Including Alzheimer's Disease Treatments, and the Role of Federal Funding in University Research.

A UCI Scientist and Community Partners Are Working to Understand and Support the Raptor Species Adapting to Irvine’s Urban Edge.

The East Campus Student Apartments Phase 5 Project Aims to Address High Student Housing Demand and Offer Rents Below Market Rates by Fall 2028.

The University's Strategic Planning Over Two Decades Has Led to a Significant Decrease in Vehicle Traffic Despite a Rise in Enrollment.

The Funding Supports a Business Education Initiative for Underserved High School and College Students, Alongside Resources for Basic Student Needs.

The New Method Allows Scientists to Create Organoids with Characteristics of Specific Brain Regions, Aiding in the Study of Development and Neurological Disorders.

A New Study Led by UC Irvine Uncovers Two Distinct Inflammatory Patterns in the Brain That Both Contribute to Memory Loss and Brain Shrinkage Associated with Alzheimer's Disease.

A Strategic Institutional Effort Aims to Boost Visibility for Groundbreaking Scholarship and Attract New Talent to the Campus.

New Research From UC Irvine Suggests Social Media Posts Can Identify Communities Most Affected by Extreme Heat and Guide Targeted Public Health Responses.

A New Framework Developed at UC Irvine Targets Biological Processes to Reduce Severe Neurological Complications From a Powerful Cancer Treatment.

A Mathematical Model Developed by a Collaborative Team at the University Has Pinpointed Regulatory T Cell Infiltration as a Critical Mechanism in Why Immunotherapy Fails for Some Patients.