News Archive 2003

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• December 15th, 2003: Renowned memory researcher James L. McGaugh to speak at UCI book-signing event.

• November 17th, 2003: From robotic fish to religious bumper stickers, conference spotlights Southern California undergraduate research.

• November 13th, 2003: From memories to DNA, fingerprints to child testimony; top UCI experts examine the use of controversial evidence in criminal trials.

• November 13th, 2003: Blocking immune response to spinal cord injury can improve chances for recovery

• October 23rd, 2003: New faculty hires continue to strengthen UCI academic ranks.

• October 19th, 2003: World-leading environmental researchers, UCI policy experts and top science journalist discuss global climate change at Newkirk Center event.

• September 26th, 2003: Memories are made of this: UCI's Thomas Carew looks at the mechanisms of how we remember

• July 30, 2003: Researchers create first living model to exhibit both signature lesion's of Alzheimer's

• July 10, 2003: UCI offers the 'COSMOS' for state's top math and science high school students

• June 18, 2003: UCI biologist proposes trimming some branches from the human evolutionary tree

• June 13, 2003: Charting the Evolutionary History of Life

• April 30, 2003: UCI biologist to discuss how malaria can be beaten in the 21st century

• April 17, 2003: Toxic molecule may provide key for developing vaccine against degenerative diseases

• March 19, 2003: Neurobiology lecture explores the mystery of remembering, forgetting...and the movie "Memento"

• February 18, 2003: Dolly, the Cloned Sheep, Dies (Francisco Ayala)

• February 3, 2003: OC Register Science Calendar (Jim McGaugh)

• February 3, 2003: Lecture: Francisco J. Ayala explores the biological roots of human ethics, Feb. 26

• January 27, 2003: Lewis Wolpert, known for his studies on embryos and his candid look at sensitive topics, will appear Wednesday at UCI

• January 23, 2003: UCI sciences hone in on Costa Mesa (Drs. Sue Bryant and David Gardiner)