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<p>Dignitaries in attendance at a coastal solutions meeting held at UCI on Dec. 21 included, from left to right, John Gould, dean of UCI’s School of Social Ecology; Senator Josh Newman of California’s 29th Senate District; Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris of the 73rd Assembly District; Assemblywoman Diane Dixon of the 72nd Assembly District; Dean of Engineering Magnus Egerstedt; and Brett Sanders, UCI professor of civil and environmental engineering. Brian Bell / UCI</p>

Meeting on UCI campus addressed coastal problems and solutions

Elected officials, community leaders, deans and faculty experts were in attendance

<p>David Kisailus, UCI professor of materials science and engineering, holds a model of crystal magnetite. He and his fellow researchers found that microbes living in Chile’s Atacama Desert transform magnetite to a different iron oxide phase called hematite in the process of acquiring the iron that’s necessary for their survival in a harsh environment. Steve Zylius / UCI</p>

Microbial miners could help humans colonize the moon and Mars

UCI and Johns Hopkins researchers uncover mineral modification through biology

Carbon Mineralization in Architected Siliceous Nanochannels

A series of chemical transformations can remove carbon from air or gas emissions and lock it in solid form.

<p>Yonatan Gizachew Achamyeleh, UCI Ph.D. student in electrical engineering and computer science (left), Mohammad Al Faruque, UCI professor of electrical engineering and computer science (center), and Anomadarshi Barua, UCI Ph.D. candidate in electrical engineering and computer science (right), conducted part of their research project into a potential threat to negative pressure facilities in an actual clean room designed to prevent external exposure to dangerous microbes. Steve Zylius / UCI</p>

UCI researchers demonstrate how to trigger a pathogen release with music

Hospital and laboratory biocontainment facilities vulnerable to terrorist attack

Designed for Rural Living

Small communities struggle with infrastructure ill-suited to rural life. Phoebe Sengers is improving design processes for better outcomes.

<p>“The impacts of a severe flood would not be evenly distributed across Angelinos. Disadvantaged communities are disproportionately affected, and they’re less well protected,” says Brett Sanders, UCI professor of civil and environmental engineering, here walking in the Santa Ana River channel. Jo Kwon / Spectrum News </p>

UCI flood modeling framework reveals heightened risk and disparities in Los Angeles

High-resolution platform assesses hazards every 10 feet across 2,700-square-mile expanse

<p>M.J. Abdolhosseini Qomi (left) and Russ Detwiler, both associate professors of civil and environmental engineering at UCI, are frequent collaborators in studies examining ground carbon mineralization. Through simulations, experimentation and theory, they are working to solve problems in CO2 sequestration, thought to be a powerful tool in mitigating climate change. Steve Zylius / UCI</p>

UCI, national laboratory scientists probe carbon sequestration at the molecular level

Ultrathin films of water on metal-rich rocks convert CO2 into solid minerals

<p>UCI Chancellor Howard Gillman and HORIBA Group Chairman and CEO of HORIBA Ltd. Atsushi Horiba cut a ribbon to formally open the HIMaC2 advanced mobility research center on the UCI campus. They are flanked by (on the left) HIMaC2 Director Vojislav Stamenkovic, UCI professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering; and (on the right) UCI Dean of Engineering Magnus Egerstedt and Jai Hakhu, executive corporate officer for HORIBA Ltd. Lori Brandt / UCI</p>

Dignitaries mark opening of an advanced mobility research facility on the UCI campus

HIMaC2 researchers will explore zero-emission, connected and autonomous vehicles and energy technologies

<p>“Socially and economically disadvantaged communities are disproportionally impacted by air pollution. As California commits to a carbon-neutral future, it’s prudent to assess the effect of climate policy on urban air quality for the general population and, especially, disadvantaged communities,” says the study’s senior co-author, Scott Samuelsen, founding director of UCI’s Advanced Power and Energy Program and professor of mechanical, aerospace and environmental engineering. Steve Zylius / UCI</p>

Greener trucking would benefit disadvantaged Californians more than greener buildings

UCI study shows how climate mitigation options would affect health of various communities

<p>The UCI recipients of the NIH Director’s New Innovator Awards, which support cutting-edge research in biology and biomedical engineering, are (from left) Fangyuan Ding, assistant professor of biomedical engineering; Evgeny Kvon, assistant professor of developmental and cell biology; and Xiaoyu Shi, assistant professor of developmental and cell biology. UCI</p>

Three UCI scientists win NIH Director’s New Innovator Awards

High-Risk, High-Reward grants will support biomedical research projects

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