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From 'unassimilable' to 'exceptional': An evolution of Asian American stereotypes

May 10, 2017

Jennifer Lee, sociology, via Asia Society, May 10, 2017

UCI study links cellphone proliferation, more frequent calls to mom by adult children

May 10, 2017

Countries with higher rates of mobile phone subscriptions show increased contact

Monroe named Berlin Fellow

May 10, 2017

Competitive honor includes semester-long stay next spring in Berlin to focus on research

Survey: the poor white working class was, if anything, more likely than the rich to vote for Clinton

May 9, 2017

Michael Tesler, poli sci, via Vox, May 9, 2017

Two UCI cognitive scientists awarded early career development awards from National Science Foundation

May 8, 2017

Grants support efforts to bring neural-level computing to small, low energy devices and research on complex human decision-making models

The digital human

May 8, 2017

Don Hoffman, cog sci, on Alternate (Audio) BBC Radio 4, May 8, 2017

IMTFI takes second place honors at Blum Center competition

May 8, 2017

Converting savings game into app earns the team $5000 in seed money

2 nonprofits and a game won UCI grants to try to help people in poverty

May 5, 2017

IMTFI, Daily Pilot, May 5, 2017

Study: Tougher fuel standards can save lives

May 4, 2017

Kevin Roth, economics, via The Columbian, May 4, 2017

Scientists just debunked one of the biggest arguments against fuel economy standards for cars

May 3, 2017

Kevin Roth, economics, via The Washington Post

Events

From 'unassimilable' to 'exceptional': An evolution of Asian American stereotypes

UCI study links cellphone proliferation, more frequent calls to mom by adult children

Monroe named Berlin Fellow

Survey: the poor white working class was, if anything, more likely than the rich to vote for Clinton

Two UCI cognitive scientists awarded early career development awards from National Science Foundation

The digital human

IMTFI takes second place honors at Blum Center competition

2 nonprofits and a game won UCI grants to try to help people in poverty

Study: Tougher fuel standards can save lives

Scientists just debunked one of the biggest arguments against fuel economy standards for cars

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