Eric Allen, an assistant professor of accounting, evaluates the effectiveness of the president's decisions regarding his taxes from a business standpoint.
Gerald A. Maguire, chair of psychiatry and neuroscience in the School of Medicine, explains why some of Joe Biden's speech issues may be related to stuttering.
Julia Bailey-Serres, Director of the Center for Plant Cell Biology and Distinguished Professor of Genetics, discusses what motivates her to try and improve crop resistance to floods.
An opinion article by Jennifer Nájera, a UCR associate professor and department chair of ethnic studies, discusses the criminalization of immigrants, and the aggressive tactics of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE.
Astrophysicist Mohamed Abdullah comments on a new study he led and explains that the total amount of matter in the observable universe is equivalent to 66 billion trillion times the mass of our sun.
Lloyd Levine, senior policy fellow and co-founder of the UCR School of Public Policy, explains that some people can have internet connections that don't necessarily support distance learning.
Psychology professor and director of UCR's Brain Game Center Aaron Seitz co-authored this piece about the challenges of creating effective brain, memory and vision-training exercises.
Wendy Su, professor of Chinese media studies, explains that the remake of Mulan has cultural inaccuracies that may not be obvious to American viewers but are very clear to Chinese people.
Plant biology doctoral student Elizabeth Hann and Chemical and Environmental Engineering Professor Robert Jinkerson are trying new ways to make growing algae for biofuels more efficient.
Profile of political science Professor Karthick Ramakrishnan, who is bringing ivory tower brainpower to the places that can apply it to solve real-world problems.
Dr. Dennis Alters, a psychiatrist, professor and co-founder of the Department of Psychiatry in the School of Medicine discusses the emotions people are likely to feel once the pandemic ends.
Cesunica Ivey, an assistant professor of chemical and environmental engineering, tells the Los Angeles Times that climate change-fueled heat waves are contributing to worse local ozone levels.
Francesca Hopkins, assistant professor of climate change and sustainability, and her former student Cindy Yañez publish research on a projected 150% increase in days above 85 degrees that will occur by the end of this century.