Ninez Ponce, principal investigator for the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research, joins the 15-person group that advises the center on health care-related issues.
Alyson Fletcher, UCLA assistant professor of statistics, and colleagues are bringing together researchers to discuss challenges in understanding how the human brain works.
He succeeds Edward Leamer as head of the forecast, which has become one of the most widely watched and respected economic outlooks for California and the nation.
Dr. Nicholas Nickols, assistant professor of radiation oncology, has received the 2017 VALOR Young Investigator Award by the Prostate Cancer Foundation.
The Wasserman Dean of the UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies will be a keynote speaker at the International Baccalaureate conference in Orlando, Florida.
Roberge, who has been on faculty since 2002, is the principal designer and founder of the building design company Murmur: Architecture and Environments.
Jonathan Stewart, professor and chair of the civil and environmental engineering department, gave a talk on the seismic threats to California’s water transport.
Weiss, distinguished professor of chemistry and biochemistry and materials science and engineering, has been elected as one of two new international fellows.
The council of doctors, researchers and other professionals will bolster the program’s ability to serve schools through sharing a current research and accumulated experience.
Dr. Patricia Ganz, of the UCLA Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, assumed the editorial leadership of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute on July 1.
Sean Young’s book, “Stick With It: A Scientifically Proven Process for Changing Your Life — for Good,” uses decades of research to give people effective tools for altering habits.
Ozan Jaquette will use the $70,000 fellowship from the National Academy of Education and the Spencer Foundation to support his research on the off-campus recruitment patterns of public research universities.
The professor of choreography in the Department of World Arts and Cultures/Dance and chair of the Disability Studies minor assumed the role effective July 1, 2017.