UC Irvine psychologists report a third of Americans have lost relationships over political differences.

Meet UC’s new leading lights of arts and sciences

The annual competition spotlights how UC’s 63,000+ graduate students drive discovery, innovation and public impact.

Amir AghaKouchak, who specializes in co-occurring environmental hazards, earns a global honor.

From comic books to political posters and a Shakespearean tome, get a peek at some of the extraordinary objects housed in UC libraries and archives.

A new study demonstrated a brain-computer interface technology that enables spinal cord injury patients to walk with a robotic exoskeleton and feel lifelike sensory responses, a key factor in safe and realistic mobility.

Ten graduate students from each of UC’s campuses will put their science communication skills to the test in Sacramento at the livestreamed 2026 Grad Slam on April 22.

‘These are real Californians who didn’t end up in an emergency room, didn’t have a disability, didn’t lose time with their families.’

UC Irvine researchers uncover important differences in common heart valve narrowing condition, bringing hope for more precise care.

A UC Irvine-led study used international and commercial satellites to measure glaciers and found more than three-quarters of Antarctica’s coast-reaching glaciers to be stable, with the other quarter undergoing aggressive melting.

Mihaela Balu and her team have developed a skin scanner that can better detect early signs of deadly cancer.

UC Irvine and USGS researchers used satellites to track coastal changes.