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Research by UCI's Frank LaFerla may lead to breakthroughs in Alzheimer's treatment. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Shapan Debnath, 21, student and college radio station DJ, pays some tunes during his "How Goes" show. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Roxanne Varzi, associate professor of anthropology and film and media studies, returned to Iran to create a documentary assembling her experiences and perceptions. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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The design of a UCI library reveals the architect's understanding of dynamic shapes. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Students who followed their ears found themselves on the top floor of a parking structure on campus listening to several groups that showed up as the skies colors faded. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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The UCI laboratory of David Fruman, Center for Immunology associate director, has identified a chemical compound that causes leukemia cell death. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Daniel Gary Busby, professor of drama, leads a music theatre group in a rehearsal. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Ruben, a UCI student, has been selected to meet President Obama in D.C. He is a championship archer and has received many other accomplishments. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Workers take measurements on the Anteater Recreational Center rooftop in front of snow-capped mountains. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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The School of Social Sciences graduating class ceremony at the Bren Center. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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During a Humanities Core Course, a student shows off her political leanings. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Fraternity brothers lounge in front of their letters as they wait for potential pledges during rush week. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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HABLA home visitor Noemi Maldonado, a recent UCI graduate, works with children during a literacy program home visit. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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A student becomes part of the architecture in late afternoon light at University of California, Irvine. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Sand blasting work during the construction of a new building on campus. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Morning light shafts through a stairway in a university building. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Reg Penner's research group has developed a method for patterning nanowires, projected background - with a width of just 40 nanometers - using light with a wavelength of more than 300 nm. The goal is to recover new properties that are useful for capturing energy from the sun. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Club members perform at a cultural event at UCI. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Old buildings are reflected in new buildings on the university grounds. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Domingos R. Begalli, teaches Brazilian martial arts and is the director of Computing at the School of Physical Sciences. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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James Bullock discusses dark matter and its importance to humanity in front of the hyperspace wall at UCI. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Using his powerful microscope, UCI professor Wilson Ho spends his time looking into worlds most of us will never see. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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A Common Yellowthroat perches at a university marsh, which is used by the biology department and others for scientific studies. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications
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Chris Slay, Ph. D student, comparative and evolutionary physiology, counts bacteria as part of an experiment. By Daniel A. Anderson/University Communications