Researchers
Monica Palta, Ph.D.
Assistant Researcher
Water Quality, Health, and Justice Cooperative Extension
-
Specialist -
Rockwell Engineering Center
-
Researchers Discover a Biosensor Monitor to Track Pulse and Connect with Devices Wirelessly
Researchers at the University of California, Irvine have developed a novel self-powered, wristwatch-style health monitor that can wirelessly interact with a nearby smartphone or tablet and measure a wearer’s pulse without needing a battery or an additional power source.
-
Refunds
NOTE: This form may NOT be used for patient or medical related refunds.
To process you will need to provide your UCInet ID, Password and collect any supporting documentation. Supporting documents must be taped to 8-½ by 11 inch paper. (They will be copied onto microfiche once received by Accounting).
-
Researchers find drinking water is safe in Eaton, Palisades burn areas as utilities lift last ‘do not drink’ order
The utilities’ recommendation [is] to run all faucets in the entire house for at least five minutes to flush contaminants out of the lines before using the tap water. “I’m optimistic from these results,” said Chris Olivares, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at the University of California, Irvine, who has led the tap water-testing part of the LA Fire HEALTH Study.
-
Researchers find collaborative flood modeling process effective
“The impacts of flooding continue to escalate in the U.S. and around the world, and the main culprit is urban growth in harm’s way, with communities underprepared to deal with extreme events that are getting more intense in a warming climate,” said lead author Brett Sanders, UCI professor of civil & environmental engineering.
-
Research Poster Presentation
-
Registration
NOTE: This form may not be used if there will be any travel expenses associated with this registration and billed to a University unit. This form is used for local meetings or conferences. If you plan to request mileage, STOP. You must use the Travel Expense Voucher.
-
Racing Toward Excellence
-
Research
Research - ChEMS - UC Irvine
Our department's historic strength in bioprocessing and biotechnology has evolved in the past few years to include complementary research activities in chemical and biochemical engineering that encompass four main thrust areas.
-
Researchers Predict Machine Sounds Could Potentially Pose a Threat to Biosecurity
Researchers from the University of California, Irvine and University of California, Riverside recently presented a paper at the Network and Distributed System Security Symposium highlighting the potential threat of the sounds emitted by lab instruments and machines. To address rising biosecurity concerns, the group devised a machine-learning algorithm that can successfully reconstruct what a lab instrument was used for through sound recordings.
-
Research, Facilities, Safety
Welcome to Our Academic Laboratory Services Page
We are excited to showcase our expertise and the extensive services we offer in designing, developing and planning state-of-the-art laboratory and experimental facilities. -
Rewritten genetic code allows bacteria to fend off viral attacks
By partially rewriting the genetic code in bacteria, two groups of researchers have found they can thwart invading viruses, which must hijack the microbes’ genetic machinery to replicate. … Such recoding might help prevent viral outbreaks in factories that use bacteria to churn out drugs or other products. … The bacteria could also help biologists study the evolution of the genetic code itself, says synthetic biologist Chang Liu, [professor of biomedical engineering] of the University of California, Irvine.