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Home > Feature Stories > Science & Business SCIENCE & BUSINESS [previous] 1 2 [next] John Graham Multigenerational living is the wave of the future John Graham’s book, "Together Again," presents a guide for households shared by three or more generations (12.15.2008) Jim Largent Mentoring in physical science Successful businessman Jim Largent will work with promising students (11.17.2008) Peter Navarro UCI expert discusses Fed rate cut Business school professor Peter Navarro analyzes the Federal Reserve’s emergency interest rate cut (10.08.2008) Kerry Vandell Financial matters Vandell explores the first cracks in the struggling U.S. economy (09.29.2008) Stem Cell Awareness Day UCI joins CIRM in observing Stem Cell Awareness Day (09.25.2008) Jorg Meyer Science by fire Scientific glassblower Jorg Meyer has contributed to chemistry discoveries for more than four decades (08.25.2008) James Hicks ‘WALL-E’ and the professor Biologist James Hicks plays a behind-the-scenes role in Disney/Pixar’s popular animated movie (07.23.2008) Adriana Mejía Briscoe Giving students their wings Evolutionary biologist Adriana Mejía Briscoe studies butterflies while helping launch young researchers’ careers (07.14.2008) Tracy Caldwell Returning to earth Peter the Anteater’s back at UCI – after a trip aboard the space shuttle with astronaut Tracy Caldwell (11.19.207) Isaac Straley Patrolling UCI’s Internet borders For Isaac Straley, IT security manager, defending the campus’s computer network requires constant vigilance (09.10.2007) Donald Beall Centered on innovation (07.06.2007) Tammy Smecker-Hane Sky’s the limit Observatory director Tammy Smecker-Hane handles all kinds of questions on the cosmos (04.02.2007) Joe Adams Dino might Alumnus Joe Adams has big dreams for science center (10.16.2006) Martha Mecartney Engineering attention Professor of the Year Martha Mecartney goes out on a limb to liven up the classroom (05.24.2006) Donald Blake Out of thin air A conversation with atmospheric chemist Donald Blake (05.19.2006) Brian Hart From the classroom to the coffeehouse Science Café director Brian Hart mixes lattes and lectures (11.07.2005) Peter Burke No small feat UCI's nanotechnology breakthroughs are tiny but critical steps toward improved health care, communications (10.26.2005) James McGaugh Thanks for the memories UCI neuroscientist James McGaugh recalls the campus’s pioneer days (10.24.2005) Ken Janda Bringing good chemistry to Academic Senate Ken Janda is new leader of Irvine division (09.20.2005) Duncan Luce Risky business Predicting human behavior is no sure thing, but it earned Duncan Luce the National Medal of Science (06.07.2005) California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology Exponential gains With a unique approach and new, state-of-the-art facility, Calit2 pioneers advances in electonic communications (01.28.2005) Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (CEI) Innovation Inc. Entrepreneurship program turns business students' visions into real-world ventures (09.24.2004) Adam Summers In toon with biological sciences Adam Summers revels in spreading fervor for his field (09.01.2003) Debra Richardson Climbing high From her vantage, Debra Richardson sees computer technology transforming society for the better (11.26.2002) Henry Pontell Corporate crime and punishment Henry Pontell calls white-collar corruption 'more damaging' than common crime (11.26.2002) Gregory Benford Frozen species, deep time, and marauding black holes It all goes with the territory for Gregory Benford, a mild-mannered professor who doubles as the working physicist's science-fiction writer (08.30.2002) David Blake Focused on the future David Blake thinks tomorrow's corporate leaders need information, technology ... and flexibility (08.30.2002) Bruce Blumberg Inquiring minds Bruce Blumberg gives undergraduates a firsthand look in his laboratory (08.29.2002) Larry Overman The maestro of molecules Larry Overman conducts research in more than one sense of the word: In the creation of new molecules, he orchestrates chemical reactions to produce symphonic results (08.29.2002) Thomas Carew Memories in the making Thomas Carew finds keys to the cellular biology of learning in a simple marine mollusk (08.29.2002) Jone Pearce Productivity payoff Organizational expert Jone Pearce is shaping the future of management research and education (08.29.2002) Pierre Baldi Revealing rhythms Pierre Baldi uses math – and music – to help transform reams of research data into biological breakthroughs (08.29.2002) William Sirignano Rocket man Researcher William Sirignano knows combustion inside and out (08.29.2002) Jose Solorio The sky's the limit Alumnus Jose Solorio is Councilman for Ward 1 in the City of Santa Ana (08.29.2002) Gary Singer Vital links Gary Singer '74 drives home UCI's impact on the community (08.29.2002) [previous] 1 2 [next] |
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