Discovery can help understand interactions among electrons in two dimensions for engineering new electronic devices, says UC Riverside physicist

More spatial dimensions can facilitate the collapse of gas, UC Riverside study finds

Meta-analysis paper calls for targeted public health initiatives to address the crisis

Protoclusters are extended clumps of material that can eventually form today’s galaxy clusters. In a paper published in Nature, a research team, including UC Riverside physicist Simeon Bird and his graduate student Mahdi Qezlou, reports it has identified protoclusters using a new technique that differs from earlier methods by identifying clumps of...

UC Riverside research provides information on chemistry occurring during and post vaping

Study used data from a national survey of people living with HIV

A pilot study found statistically significant vocabulary gains for students with mild to moderate autism symptom severity.

Review paper identifies barriers faced by older people living with HIV

UC Riverside medical student looked at the specialty, race/ethnicity, and gender of medical school deans in 2019

Anthropologist Worku Nida and a team of international scholars have just launched an ethnographic study of how Ethiopian immigrants make their futures and good life through informal savings and insurance associations

Education professor Thomas Smith helped present a policy brief to legislature staffers

UC Riverside medical student Yasmin Gutierrez joins a research team to explore the question

UC Riverside-led research has implications for vape shops

UC Riverside study compared three classes of chemicals in Puff and JUUL e-cigarette fluids

UC Riverside engineers received a $400,000 NSF grant to find out

Salman Asif will develop a new framework to co-design sensing and learning algorithms to capture and efficiently process only the most essential data

UC Riverside and New Jersey Institute of Technology split funds to work on the joint project

Marine diesel engines spew excessive particulate matter due to absence of proper control technology and less stringent rules

Thomas Sy discusses leadership and his colorful life experiences

UC Riverside-led study is first to extensively examine caregiver mistreatment of American adults with multiple sclerosis