The Institute for Interdisciplinary Salivary Bioscience Research has received a five-year, $1 million gift from the Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Foundation.
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Sofia Laguna and Amy Magnus receive 2019 Dickman Graduate Student Research Award
Maya Hernandez has been awarded the Dan and Jeanne Stokols Social Ecology Graduate Fellowship Award.
Gift endows the Carol Kupers Whalen Fund, which supports students and faculty research.
Professor Carol Whalen joined what was then UCI’s Program in Social Ecology in 1970, the year it was founded.
Gift will help lab expand real-life application of non-invasive salivary testing.
A $150,000 gift from the Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Foundation will enable a new direction for the Institute for Interdisciplinary Salivary Bioscience Research: to translate basic scientific research into clinically useful information and methods.
It's one thing to learn about compassion and altruism in the classroom. It's a completely different thing to live out that compassion and altruism by serving impoverished communities halfway around the world.
Negative perceptions of rap music and rappers threaten to sway juries in criminal trials.
In cases across the U.S., criminal investigators have been treating rap lyrics as confession evidence rather than as art or entertainment. The aspiring rappers’ lyrics – found on scraps of paper, in online rap videos, on Facebook posts and in other places – become courtroom evidence.