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UCI researchers quantify, characterize and identify functions of collagen, its subtypes

UCI receives record $529 million in research funding for fiscal 2019-20

20 percent more than last year, the total reflects strong support for campus mission

<p>Tom Milner partnered with doctors and engineering from UCI and the University of Texas to create the Automated Bag Breathing Unit. It is a “bridge ventilator” that’s much less complex and costly than a standard one. A manufacturer outside Dallas is making 50 ABBUs and is prepared to crank them out en masse to help ICUs should a surge in coronavirus cases occur.</p>
<p>Courtesy of Tom Milner</p>

Inventive medicine

Optics innovator Thomas Milner is back at UCI as director of the Beckman Laser Institute & Medical Clinic

<p>“This NSF grant is the result of a multiyear, $25 million effort to build state-of-the-art materials characterization facilities under the auspices of the UC Irvine Materials Research Institute,” said principal investigator Xiaoqing Pan, UCI’s Henry Samueli Endowed Chair in Engineering and a professor of materials science & engineering as well as physics & astronomy. Steve Zylius / UCI</p>

NSF grants $18 million to UCI for materials science and engineering center

Researchers will develop new substances for manufacturing, defense and health

<p>“So much of the research in the field of materials science and engineering seeks to address sustainability-related issues, but what is often not recognized is that these technologies require the use of materials and manufacturing processes that might not be sustainable themselves,” says philanthropist and UCI alumnus John D. Lincoln. Photo courtesy John D. Lincoln</p>

Foundation donates $1 million to UCI’s Henry Samueli School of Engineering

Gift establishes research institute for sustainable development of materials

UCI Podcast: Civil engineers research coronavirus in the bathroom and sewage systems

<p>“This program is one of the longest continually funded initiatives in UCI history, having received its first grant in 1986 and totaling almost $30 million for during its lifetime. The research ultimately can benefit all branches of the military, and there are significant portions that already have applications in civilian medicine,” said Michael Berns, UCI’s Arnold and Mabel Beckman distinguished professor. Laurel Hungerford</p>

Beckman Laser Institute receives Air Force funding for wounded warriors project

Renewed grant of $6.8 million to aid in development of optics-based trauma treatments

UCI scientists engineer human cells with squid-like transparency

Bioinspired research project a first step toward intrinsically translucent tissue

<p>Researchers traveled to the Atacama Desert in Northern Chile to collect samples of gypsum. The specimens were brought back to the U.S., and half-millimeter cubes of the material were used in lab experiments that ultimately validated the role microbes play in transforming the rock to an anhydrous phase through water extraction. David Kisailus / UCI</p>

Microorganisms in parched regions extract needed water from colonized rocks

Interdisciplinary UCI-led team is first to demonstrate long-suspected survival strategy

<p>The TrackCOVID smartphone application, developed by UCI researchers, works by allowing users to log their interactions anonymously, making it easier to trace when and where people may have come in contact with someone carrying the COVID-19 virus. Tyler Yasaka, Brandon Lehrich and Ronald Sahyouni / UCI</p>

UCI team develops smartphone application for coronavirus contact tracing

Technology anonymously notifies users of potential exposure to COVID-19

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