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<p>In this episode of the UCI Podcast, Jan Brueckner, distinguished professor of economics, discusses that economic reasons why work-from-home policies might lead to more suburbanization.<br />
photo: Steve Zylius/UCI</p>

UCI Podcast: The economics of why work from home favors the suburbs

UCI Professor Jan Brueckner describes how the pandemic has disrupted housing markets

<p>“If workers can keep their well-paying jobs and move to a cheaper city, their incomes will go further,” says Jan Brueckner, UCI Distinguished Professor of economics and co-author of a recent white paper on the predicted effects of remote work on the housing market.</p>
<p>Steve Zylius / UCI</p>

What’s next: The ongoing urban exodus

Remote worker migration will depress home prices in big cities and raise them in suburbs, says UCI economist

<p>Bornstein’s research, funded by the National Institute on Aging, will inform research into early detection and treatment of a wide range of diseases of aging, and help researchers understand how training could improve decision-making abilities. UCI</p>

Cognitive scientist Aaron Bornstein receives National Institute on Aging grant

Finding her voice

Alumna speaks out as both an educator and an advocate for AAPI and other communities affected by racism

<p>Research led by Laura Enriquez, UCI associate professor of Chicano/Latino studies, compared the experiences of three groups of UC students: undocumented immigrants, U.S. citizens with undocumented parents, and U.S. citizens with parents who are permanent residents or naturalized citizens.</p>

UCI-led study finds that immigration policies curb affected students’ education, well-being

<p>Salvador Zarate, UCI assistant professor of anthropology, has received a $12,000 Haynes Foundation grant to study the strategies and practices employed by Orange County weed abatement crews. He calls them “a crucial fund of knowledge.” UCI</p>

Grant will fund anthropologist’s innovative study of fire prevention, mitigation methods

Science made simple – in Spanish

Prompted by UCI grad student, popular radio podcast goes bilingual, starting with series on the pandemic

<p>California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Secretary Kathleen Allison.</p>
<p>CDCR</p>

UCI and CDCR sign MOU to partner on new in-prison bachelor’s degree program

Incarcerated students who meet requirements can earn B.A. in sociology

<p>Vellore Arthi, an assistant professor of economics, discusses the long-term economic and health impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic in this episode of the UCI Podcast. Courtesy of School of Social Sciences</p>

UCI Podcast: COVID-19’s long-term economic and health impacts

Early intervention can stave off pandemic’s worst long-term effects, Vellore Arthi says

<p>“This project will help consciousness scientists in the U.S. compete for NIH and NSF funding and accelerate their research,” says Megan Peters, UCI associate professor of cognitive sciences. School of Social Sciences/UCI</p>

Megan Peters receives TWCO grant to help consciousness researchers secure funding

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