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UCR ranks No. 32 on Money Magazine’s Best Colleges List
Annual rankings lend weight to six-year graduation rates among low-income, first-generation, and under-represented students
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13Aug
Immunity or Tissue Damage: Do Our Bodies Have to Choose?
Focusing on hookworms, study identifies role infection-fighting cells play in inflammation.
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08Aug
How Snapchat and this UCR Professor Are Taking on Fake News
This UCR-imagined algorithm can detect fake-news stories with 75 percent accuracy.
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02Aug
Fake News Won't Stand a Chance Against This Improved Algorithm
UCR tensor decomposition technology that can already detect fake news stories with 75 percent accuracy gets a boost from Snap Research.
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26Jul
Information Overload Has Been Around Since the 1800s. Here's How it Changed Society Back Then
Is social media history repeating itself? According to this professor, we could be at a tipping point.
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23Jul
Cancer Patients’ Conversation Topics Reflect Well-Being, Study Finds
Substantive dialogue may help, but emotional exchanges likely don't.
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20Jul
Mosquitoes Kill a Million People a Year. Here's One Way We Could Fight Back
Entomologists receive a five-year grant of $2.44 million to continue looking at mosquito egg production to fight disease.
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19Jul
Octavia E. Butler’s Novel About Slavery, "Kindred," Was Adapted Into a Graphic Novel and It’s Nominated for an Eisner Award
Graphic novelist and illustrator John Jennings speaks about challenges of the project; plus, where to find him at Comic-Con.
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