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Climate savior or ‘Monsanto of the sea’?
As climate change intensifies, people are “panicking,” said Kristen Davis, [associate] professor of civil and environmental engineering and earth system science at University of California, Irvine. Added to this sense of urgency is a culture clash between scientists and environmentalists who favor a more precautionary approach and the tech industry’s “fake it till you make it” ethos, she said.
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Color Palette
This color palette may be used in printed documents, charts, graphs and PowerPoint presentations. Shown on this page are color specifications for the school's logos and wordmarks for use in web/digital RGB applications.
Please refer to either a swatch book or the formulas outlined in this section and please do not use this section or the output of a desktop color printer for color matching.
The secondary color palette (shown below) can be used to embellish pamphlets, brochures, PowerPoint presentations, websites and other collateral material.
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Coronavirus: Companies ramp up production of ventilators for hospitals. But will they be needed?
Long Beach-based Virgin Orbit said in March it will develop a prototype for a “bridge ventilator” designed to assist patients until they are placed on medical ventilators. The company is expecting federal approval before launching mass production of the product, developed in collaboration with researchers at the University of California, Irvine. Read More
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Close to Home: Winter storms, summer swelter can stall electric cars
California boasts nearly half the nation’s approximately 3 million EVs, according to Veloz, a nonprofit that promotes electric vehicles. But achieving the state’s goal of barring new internal combustion engines in a dozen years will require a major expansion of its generating capacity. “If we try to move in this direction and use only battery electric vehicles, we will fail,” Jack Brouwer, an engineering professor at UC Irvine, told CBS Los Angeles.