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AI system developed by UC Irvine physicists helps explain why neutrinos have mass

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By Brian Bell
| news.uci.edu
An AI model builder developed at UC Irvine can autonomously design particle physics theories, a task traditionally only carried out by humans. The approach enables efficient exploration of new theoretical frameworks, helping uncover promising neutrino models for scientific study. Applications could expand to other theoretical model-building problems in the future. The National Science Foundation and the Department of Energy provided research support.
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UC Irvine astronomers discover a new Earth-like exoplanet

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By Brian Bell
| news.uci.edu
The new planet is about twice the size of Earth. The planet’s atmosphere may be the right thickness for life to survive on the planet’s surface. The study helps reveal how Earth-like planets close to our solar system may be more common than thought. Irvine, Calif., June 30, 2026 — A team led by astronomers at the University of California, Irvine reports the discovery of a new Earth-like exoplanet orbiting a star about 25 light-years from our solar system in our home Milky Way galaxy.
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Biomedical engineers send cartilage tissue experiment to outer space

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By Brian Bell
| news.uci.edu
Researchers in UC Irvine’s Department of Biomedical Engineering are relying on the microgravity environment of the International Space Station to help build new cartilage tissue. For a project funded by the National Science Foundation, the UC Irvine researchers began by preparing cartilage-producing cells for the trip to space.
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