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| UCI researchers part of $17 million NIH grant to reverse science's "replication crisis" |
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Cognitive scientists Megan Peters and Nia Nixon are helping develop an online educational platform for researchers
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| Labor history in the form of a grape: A Cesar Chávez Day reflection |
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| Courtesy of Salvador Zárate, UCI anthropology assistant professor |
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| International Transgender Day of Visibility |
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| A reflection by Neil Nory Kaplan-Kelly, UCI anthropology Ph.D. student
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| Na'puti receives grant to collect missing data and collaborate with Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities |
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| Findings will help fill critical gap on underlying inequities and stories of resilience |
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| UCI Experts On: Social movements |
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| UCI sociologist Edwin Amenta shares his latest work analyzing more than a century of digitized news to highlight how journalists reported on hundreds of causes, and the consequences of their coverage |
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| Outstanding teaching award recipients in social sciences |
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| Rocheteau, Ross and Mednick honored for mentorship, teaching and innovation |
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| Bridging histories through intercultural archiving |
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| María Montenegro, UCI global and international studies assistant professor, explains in this piece for Public History Weekly
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| CBDC field research insights |
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| Bill Maurer, UCI anthropologist and Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion director, weighs in
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| Age discrimination and age stereotypes in job ads |
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| David Neumark, UCI Distinguished Professor of economics, along with Ian Burn, Daniel Firoozi, and Daniel Ladd discuss their work in this piece for the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Economic Letter
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| Deadly Decision in Beijing |
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| Book by UCI sociologist Yang Su dives into succession politics, protest repression, and the 1989 Tiananmen Massacre from a new perspective
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| Joy and Pain: A Story of Black Life and Liberation in Five Albums |
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| Book by UCI anthropologist Damien Sojoyner is a poignant account of how the carceral state shapes daily life for young Black people - and how Black Americans resist, find joy, and cultivate new visions for the future
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| The Wiley Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements |
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| Five-volume reference work co-edited by UCI sociologist David Snow updated to include more than 200 new cultural and political developments of the past decade |
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| Anthropology Ph.D. alums celebrate first book publications together |
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| Friends Lydia Zacher Dixon, Ph.D. '15 and Caitlin Fouratt, Ph.D. '14 in conversation about the "family vibe" of their cohort, how UCI gave them a model of collegiality, and their recent publications
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| In memoriam: Patrick M. Morgan |
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| Emeritus Professor, Department of Political Science, University of California, Irvine, 1940-2023
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| Mark your calendars:
UCI Giving Day is April 18 |
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| UCI Giving Day is dedicated to making a positive impact and creating meaningful change in our community. This year, we're drawing your attention and support to our remarkable
students. Keep your eyes on your inbox to learn how you can help us open more doors to infinite possibilities by supporting our student scholarship and fellowship opportunities.
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| Mark your calendars: Masha Gessen, journalist, author, translator and activist, will be here April 27 |
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| One of the most trenchant observers of modern democracy, Masha Gessen is a journalist and bestselling author of the National Book Award-winning The Future Is History: How Totalitarianism Reclaimed Russia. They will be giving a talk on how to think about the war in Ukraine. Event invitation and RSVP link to follow.
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| ICYMI: Persian Heritage Month |
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| UCI writer-in-residence Sholeh Wolpé, Iranian-American poet, playwright and librettist, highlights the accomplishments and struggles of Iran's women, past and present |
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| ICYMI: Women's History Month |
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| UCI Chicano/Latino studies and history associate professor Ana Elizabeth Rosas reflects on generative qualities of her collaborative community project with El Sol Science and Arts Academy of Santa Ana and her research |
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| Social sciences faculty and graduate students are consistently sought by media for their expertise in areas ranging from digital play to gender pay. Check out some of our top hits, self-authored pieces, and on-air interviews below, or visit us online for the full run down. |
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The ground beneath their feet
The only way to stop the long-lasting harms of lead poisoning in children is to end exposure to the chemical - and with data-driven and community-based action, that's possible. Alana LeBrón, UCI Chicano/Latino studies and public health assistant professor, weighs in, courtesy of Grist. |
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| Wang Feng on China's shrinking population
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| Nat Geo |
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Lockwood
on the banking
crisis
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| Marketplace
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| O'Connor
on misinformation
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Wired
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| Swanson
on the economy |
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| ABC4
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How to Think About the War (in Ukraine)
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5:30-6:45 p.m. Lecture/Discussion | 6:45-7:15 p.m. Book Signing | In-Person @ The Cove, Online via Zoom (pre-registration required) | Masha Gessen, Journalist, Author, Translator and Activist |
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| We are not your standard school. Like Peter, our beloved Anteater mascot, we're quirky and different. We're on a mission to create positive change in society, economies and human well-being by breaking down traditional barriers and pushing the limits in teaching, research and service. Doing so requires a different attitude, aim and set of actions.
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