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Police Enter Another US University As Palestine Protesters Occupy Building
Pro-Palestinian protesters occupied a building at the University of California, Irvine, on Wednesday, leading university officials to call in multiple police agencies, cancel classes and advise people on campus to shelter in place.
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You Can Build Colonies On Moon, Mars, With Help From...
Researchers at the University of California, Irvine have been motivated to consider new ways that microbes can assist humans in colonising the Moon and Mars by studying the biochemical process by which cyanobacteria absorb nutrients from rocks in Chi
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Inspired By Squid Game, 1415 Students Play Red Light, Green Light Game For Guinness World Record
The game Red Light, Green Light has become a global sensation following its popular debut in the South Korean drama Squid Game.
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Donald Trump Picks 'Death By China' Author For Trade Advisory Role
US President-elect Donald Trump named Peter Navarro, an economist who has urged a hard line on trade with China, to head a newly formed White House National Trade Council, the transition team said on Wednesday.
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Inexpensive One-Step Test For Hepatitis C Infection
Researchers have developed a cost-effective one-step test that can screen, detect and confirm hepatitis C virus (HCV) infections from blood or urine samples.
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Sikh, Jain and Modern India Studies Chairs in US Varsity
Funded by $6 million in donations, the School of Humanities at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) has announced three new endowed chairs in Sikh, Jain and modern India studies.
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Brain-Computer Link Enables Paralysed California Man to Walk
Researchers at the University of California, Irvine, say the outcome marks a promising but incremental achievement.
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Earth's Groundwater Being Drained at Rapid Rate: Study
uman activity is leading to the rapid draining of about one third of the planet's largest underground water reserves and it is unclear how much fluid remains in them, two new studies have found.
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American Nobel Laureate Irwin Rose Dies at 88
American Nobel laureate Irwin Rose, a biochemist whose groundbreaking work helped in the development of treatments for cervical cancer and cystic fibrosis, died on Tuesday, the University of California, Irvine said. He was 88.
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Roadblock to Manned Mars Mission? Cosmic Rays May Damage Astronauts' Brains
It may not be space debris, errant asteroids, supply shortages, thruster malfunctions or even the malevolent aliens envisioned in so many Hollywood films that thwart astronauts on any mission to Mars. It may be the ubiquitous galactic cosmic rays.
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Indian-American Engineers' Body to Honour Nine Achievers
American Society of Engineers of Indian Origin (ASEI) will honour nine engineers at its 29th National Convention at the University of California, Irvine campus on September 27.
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Obama Rips Climate Change Deniers in Graduation Speech
With a feisty tone and a touch of aggravation, President Barack Obama on Saturday laid into Republicans who question the science of climate change and urged graduating college students to take on global warming as a cause.
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Discus thrower Seema Antil qualifies for London Olympics
India's female discus thrower Seema Antil qualified for the 2012 London Olympics after she achieved the 'A' qualifying standard with a throw of 62.60 metres at the University of California (Irvine) Open Championships.
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Police Enter Another US University As Palestine Protesters Occupy Building
Pro-Palestinian protesters occupied a building at the University of California, Irvine, on Wednesday, leading university officials to call in multiple police agencies, cancel classes and advise people on campus to shelter in place.
-
You Can Build Colonies On Moon, Mars, With Help From...
Researchers at the University of California, Irvine have been motivated to consider new ways that microbes can assist humans in colonising the Moon and Mars by studying the biochemical process by which cyanobacteria absorb nutrients from rocks in Chi
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Inspired By Squid Game, 1415 Students Play Red Light, Green Light Game For Guinness World Record
The game Red Light, Green Light has become a global sensation following its popular debut in the South Korean drama Squid Game.
-
Donald Trump Picks 'Death By China' Author For Trade Advisory Role
US President-elect Donald Trump named Peter Navarro, an economist who has urged a hard line on trade with China, to head a newly formed White House National Trade Council, the transition team said on Wednesday.
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Inexpensive One-Step Test For Hepatitis C Infection
Researchers have developed a cost-effective one-step test that can screen, detect and confirm hepatitis C virus (HCV) infections from blood or urine samples.
-
Sikh, Jain and Modern India Studies Chairs in US Varsity
Funded by $6 million in donations, the School of Humanities at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) has announced three new endowed chairs in Sikh, Jain and modern India studies.
-
Brain-Computer Link Enables Paralysed California Man to Walk
Researchers at the University of California, Irvine, say the outcome marks a promising but incremental achievement.
-
Earth's Groundwater Being Drained at Rapid Rate: Study
uman activity is leading to the rapid draining of about one third of the planet's largest underground water reserves and it is unclear how much fluid remains in them, two new studies have found.
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American Nobel Laureate Irwin Rose Dies at 88
American Nobel laureate Irwin Rose, a biochemist whose groundbreaking work helped in the development of treatments for cervical cancer and cystic fibrosis, died on Tuesday, the University of California, Irvine said. He was 88.
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Roadblock to Manned Mars Mission? Cosmic Rays May Damage Astronauts' Brains
It may not be space debris, errant asteroids, supply shortages, thruster malfunctions or even the malevolent aliens envisioned in so many Hollywood films that thwart astronauts on any mission to Mars. It may be the ubiquitous galactic cosmic rays.
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Indian-American Engineers' Body to Honour Nine Achievers
American Society of Engineers of Indian Origin (ASEI) will honour nine engineers at its 29th National Convention at the University of California, Irvine campus on September 27.
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Obama Rips Climate Change Deniers in Graduation Speech
With a feisty tone and a touch of aggravation, President Barack Obama on Saturday laid into Republicans who question the science of climate change and urged graduating college students to take on global warming as a cause.
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Discus thrower Seema Antil qualifies for London Olympics
India's female discus thrower Seema Antil qualified for the 2012 London Olympics after she achieved the 'A' qualifying standard with a throw of 62.60 metres at the University of California (Irvine) Open Championships.
