Last year, UC Riverside scientists Shane Cybart and Ludwig Bartels and colleagues at UC Irvine received $5 million from the U.S. Department of Energy, or DOE, to team up with Sandia National Laboratory in Albuquerque, New Mexico, in building a diverse educational pipeline in the field of microelectronics. Developing expertise and infrastructure in...

Held at UCR for the first time, the NNPSS attracted young researchers from all over the country

UC Riverside research uncovers mechanism that reduces intake of harmful levels of salt

Researchers’ goal is to attract native pollinators to the garden for study

Nobel laureate Barry Barish is a distinguished professor of physics and astronomy at UCR

UC Riverside scientists David Nikom and Sika Zheng explain in a timely review

Zoe Figueroa and Elena Kozlova leave for Germany this week

Study by Elizabeth Morrison-Banks and co-authors addressed abuse and neglect of adults with multiple sclerosis

David Eastmond’s explorations of the city on his bicycle bore fruit during the pandemic

How do living systems establish themselves and work so well? This is a question UC Riverside physicists Nathaniel M. Gabor and Jed Kistner-Morris, as well as scholarly writing expert Benjamin W. Stewart explore in an article they published in this month’s issue of Physics Today, a magazine of the American Institute of Physics. The trio zero in on...

Sebouh Paul will pursue nuclear physics research related to the Electron-Ion Collider

Manual can help debug and design nanomagnet devices

Discussion topics included impact of the disease as well as health misinformation

The journal Development shortlisted only four papers published in 2022 as finalists

Research paper selected by NIEHS as a Paper of the Month

New program diversifies state’s primary care physician workforce, addresses health provider shortage

The students compared their experiment results with those obtained by European students

An estimated 326,000 to 580,000 individuals experience sheltered homelessness in the United States each night, putting them at risk for depression, anxiety, serious mental illness, substance use, and physical health problems. Nonetheless, little is known about their treatment needs, particularly of community-dwelling unhoused individuals living...

Meli’sa Crawford will examine the effects of agricultural dust exposure on intestinal barrier function

A nearly three-year longitudinal study on the culture of campus health at UC Riverside has found that focusing on well-being characterized by programs and services, such as fitness classes, as well as policy and structural-level interventions, such as stairwell beautification and hydration stations, has promoted well-being for the campus community...