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November 18, 2011
F. Sherwood Rowland, UCI Nobel Laureate, Has Groundbreaking Climate Research on Exhibit
An exhibition celebrating the research contributions of Nobel laureate and UC Irvine chemistry professor F. Sherwood "Sherry" Rowland opens this evening in the Langson Library at UCI.Ralph J. Cicerone, the National Academy of Sciences president who was UCI's dean of the School of Physical Science ... More >>
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October 5, 2010
Thank you, Global Warming: UCI-Led Study Shows Sea Levels Steadily Rising
Frequent and extreme storms tied to global warming are causing more freshwater to flow into the Earth's oceans and sea levels to rise, concludes a team of researchers led by Jay Famiglietti, a UC Irvine Earth system science professor."All told, 18 percent more water fed into the world's oceans fr ... More >>
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April 2, 2009
UCI Research May Ease Cocaine Cravings
UC Irvine pharmacological researchers may have hit on a new way to battle cocaine addiction. Material they shared with Science Daily suggests that blocking a hormone related to hunger regulation can limit coke cravings. A study led by Shinjae Chung and Olivier Civelli zeroed in on how the melanin-co ... More >>
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February 24, 2009
Why Women Can't Read Maps: a Theory of Evolution
Research headed by UC Irvine science superstar Francisco Ayala that found the brains of the two sexes react differently to beauty also may help explain why women can't read maps and men can't see what's right under their noses.Ayala -- the Donald Bren Professor of Biological Sciences, Ecology & ... More >>
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December 9, 2008
UCI Scientist Helps Add More Culprits to the Global Warming List
Anyone worth Al Gore's salt knows that cars, factories and farting cows contribute to global warming, but an international study that includes the research of a UC Irvine scientist has found drought and deforestation can also help fuel the pesky phenomenon and should be included in future climate pa ... More >>
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July 28, 2006
Dancing around a great problem at The Great Park
The El Toro Shuffle? The Great Park Gavotte? The Irvine Ranch Water District Toxic Waltz? We should come up a name for the little dance. It's a simple four step dance, and very familiar one. Scientists point out a looming environmental threat and call for government action. The Bush administration, ... More >>
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March 30, 2006
Massively Penetrating in Vegas
Looking for something new to do in Vegas? Something that involves breathing in massive amounts of particulate matter blown in from the desert? Something that involves watching yet another bit of idiotic Bush administration defense planning go up in smoke (literally)? Something a little mushroom clou ... More >>
Features
October 21, 2004
Best of OC 2004: Part 5
Looking for something new to do in Vegas? Something that involves breathing in massive amounts of particulate matter blown in from the desert? Something that involves watching yet another bit of idiotic Bush administration defense planning go up in smoke (literally)? Something a little mushroom clou ... More >>
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October 14, 2004
One Person, More Than One Vote
UC Irvine math professor counts on fairer elections
Features
September 9, 2004
Memory & Manipulation
The trials of Elizabeth Loftus, defender of the wrongly accused
Features
September 2, 2004
Its Snot Unusual
Im George W. Bush, and I Approve This Destruction
Unknown
January 2, 2003
Lost Year
2002 was the year that sucked the chrome off the future
Columns
April 11, 2002
Burning Bush
The prez ignores UCI professors warnings on global warming
Columns
January 3, 2002
Oh, Death!
The year that sucked
Columns
August 16, 2001
Letters
The year that sucked
Columns
January 27, 2000
Letters
The year that sucked

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Blogs

F. Sherwood Rowland, UCI Nobel Laureate, Has Groundbreaking Climate Research on Exhibit

Blogs

Thank you, Global Warming: UCI-Led Study Shows Sea Levels Steadily Rising

Blogs

UCI Research May Ease Cocaine Cravings

Blogs

Why Women Can't Read Maps: a Theory of Evolution

Blogs

UCI Scientist Helps Add More Culprits to the Global Warming List

Blogs

Dancing around a great problem at The Great Park

Blogs

Massively Penetrating in Vegas

Features

Best of OC 2004: Part 5

News

One Person, More Than One Vote

Features

Memory & Manipulation

Features

Its Snot Unusual

Unknown

Lost Year

Columns

Burning Bush

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Oh, Death!

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Letters

Columns

Letters

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