Content Tagged with: Research Blog
Will Brillouin spectroscopy become as indispensable for science as Raman spectroscopy?
Review paper identifies new twists and turns in light scattering spectroscopy
Study evaluates Inland Empire transgender and gender nonconforming patients’ experiences
UC Riverside partnered with the Transgender Health and Wellness Center to conduct focus groups about patient experiences
Scientists publish perspective on boosting stem cell immunity to viruses
Shou-wei Ding and Shabihah Shahrudin weigh in on research that could improve antiviral siRNA therapeutics
Ultrasound mind reading machine could improve assistive robotics
Less invasive interface maps brain activity to predict movements
New season of philosophy professor's podcast just dropped
Myisha Cherry talks with other philosophers about current topics
Historian discusses pre-Christian religion in ancient Rome
Michele Salzman discusses forms of worship in ancient Rome on podcast
Measuring how a bottom quark decays
UC Riverside physicists performed the analysis
Poor air quality and warehouses linked to Inland Empire Covid-19 inequities
UC Riverside professors call for intersectional approach to Covid-19 exposure interventions
Algorithm helps speed up simulation of vast, complex universes
UC Riverside astrophysicist Simeon Bird explains
Study helps explain how shingles vaccination coverage differs among social groups
Only about 35% of older adults have been vaccinated against shingles
Review paper links air pollution to COVID-19 susceptibility
Coauthors include School of Medicine biomedical scientist Changcheng Zhou
Research paper turns spotlight on special needs of stroke survivors
UC Riverside medical student Marilyn Corrales Arevalo is a coauthor
Study explores differences in payments between biomedical and sociobehavioral research
Compared to sociobehavioral studies, biomedical studies typically require more time and visits, tend to be more quantitative, more in-person, and of greater risk
Findings support relationship between thirdhand smoke exposure and fatty liver risk
Mouse study shows oxidative stress is a major cause of thirdhand smoke-induced liver disease
Poorest Inland Empire communities have highest fine particulate matter exposure
San Bernardino study participants had highest exposure to PM2.5 in their own homes
Case study illustrates need for researcher-community partnerships throughout research process
Research paper demonstrates ethical perils and harms stemming from research practices exemplified in case study
Electro-magnetic capacitors could eventually rival gasoline for energy storage
Incorporating a magnetic field could help capacitors store more energy without breaking down
Two BCOE professors join DOE Energy Frontier Research Center
Alexander Balandin’s Phonon Optimized Engineered Materials Center will contribute to the Ultra EFRC’s research efforts by investigating acoustic phonons and thermal conduction in wide-band gap materials
Biochemist helps describe polymerase-ribosome complex
New work illustrates power of cryo-electron microscopy
Restorative justice shows promise in K-12 schools
Ten-study literature review led by two UCR doctoral students demonstrates restorative justice’s effectiveness in school settings