Thomas Dickson, assistant vice provost for undergraduate education, tells Ed Surge that he doesn't feel remote or flexible work arrangements compromise the student experience at all. In most cases, he believes remote options only serve to expand access for many student services areas.
John Jennings, professor of media and cultural studies, and Stacey Robinson, an artist and professor of graphic design at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, are creating original art rooted in hip-hop and Afrofuturism.
Sydney Glassman, UCR mycologist, tells ABC News that microbes are key to any restoration effort after a fire. Her work is furthering the understanding of fungi and bacteria that transform post-fire soil and supply plants with nutrients.
Brandon Brown, M.D. and associate professor in the Department of Social Medicine, Population and Public Health, says it is still safer to wear a mask in public, regardless if those around you are not wearing one.
KPCC/LAist interviews Brian Haynes, vice chancellor of Student Affairs and student Yvonne Chamberlain Marquez for a story regarding the student parent experience.
Poonam Jot Deol, cell biologist, Frances Sladek, toxicologist, and Margarita Curras-Collazo, neuroscientist, found that America's most commonly used oil - soybean oil - induces obesity, diabetes, insulin resistance, and fatty liver in mice.
UCR environmental scientist Cameron Barrows says we can't ignore what Joshua trees are trying to tell us as they're finding it harder and harder to survive.
Louie Rodriguez, professor at the graduate school of education, said declining enrollment has spurred many public schools to get creative about how they can entice and retain students, leading to better, more engaging schools for everyone.
UCR Physics and Astronomy Professor Harry Tom tells the Sun that even though headlamps are relatively dim, their lights can be seen on a clear night from miles away.
UCR’s Matthew Barthes, Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering and director of UCR’s Center for Environmental Research and Technology weighs in on Freeway 15’s traffic problem–and how The Riverside County Transportation Commission hopes to solve it.
Ellen Reese, UCR sociology professor and co-editor of “The Cost of Free Shipping: Amazon in the Global Economy," says when consumers click the ‘buy’ box on Amazon or similar services, they often don’t see the labor that enables the delivery.
Mihri Ozkan, UCR climate action professor, believes there’s still much uncertainty about direct air capture’s future. The technology is still in its infancy, she said.
UCR Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering and Climate Action Champion Professor Mihri Ozkan offers insight on the future of carbon capture technology.
Richard Carpiano, public health scientist and sociologist, believes the phrase “learn to live with COVID” is undermining public health efforts. A cavalier attitude toward COVID could lead to inadequate public health responses to future infection waves.