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Before Jenny Beeghly was diagnosed with leukemia in 2018, she was the type of person who would organize 30-day fitness challenges at work.
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Scientists at UC Irvine say they developed a way for human brain immune cells to grow and function in mice — a breakthrough that could give an “unprecedented view of crucial mechanisms” contributing to Alzheimer’s and other brain diseases long before symptoms emerge. -
Dave Min, a Democrat from Irvine who is running in the 2020 election for the 37th District seat currently held by John Moorlach (R-Costa Mesa), says ‘the tragic cycle of gun violence’ around the country has to end.
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UC Irvine is hosting 14 veterans and active military service members for a week-long education “boot camp” designed to provide them with skills to transition from the military to college classrooms.
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Facing the golden years is not so golden for countless seniors.
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The exhibit, curated by the UCI Libraries Diversity Team, contains artifacts both new and old that track the LGBTQ community in Orange County over the last 60 years. It will be on display on the fifth floor of the library through the fall.
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The summer surgery program began in 2012 and aims to provide a “hands-on” opportunity for students age 16 and older to explore the medical and surgical fields.
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Edward Younghoon Shin, 41, was convicted of first-degree murder in December, despite his argument that the death of 33-year-old Christopher Smith in their San Juan Capistrano office was the result of a “fight gone bad.”
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After nearly two years of development, the team invented a wireless transceiver that can effectively quadruple the speed of the upcoming 5G, or fifth-generation, wireless telecommunication standards.
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Folkenflik helped hire younger faculty members, shape the curriculum and define UC Irvine’s burgeoning graduate program.
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The Los Angeles Chargers open preseason training camp Thursday in Costa Mesa and the L.A. Rams do likewise Saturday at UC Irvine.
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The team says the new treatment could reduce the need for more generalized options like chemotherapy, which can cause severe side effects in patients.
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