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The initiative, backed by major philanthropic investment, aims to advance AI-powered technologies with broad societal impact.

Southern California’s long dry spell and warm weather meant the region was primed for wildfires when strong Santa Ana winds hit this week.

The study is the latest to find that animals recognize differences between men and women.

Researchers will look to identify genetic and environmental factors that determine how fast an individual’s Parkinson’s disease progresses.

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The findings may help explain sex differences in heart disease and support the development of more personalized treatments.

The study's findings could ease concerns that the expansion of telemedicine would trigger spikes in usage and costs

Latinos may be key in the newly drawn congressional districts and could impact who makes it through the first round of the gubernatorial election, UCLA experts say.

The online program OurRelationship uses a tried-and-true counseling method pioneered at UCLA.

College students with anxiety, depression and eating disorders benefit from therapy offered via a digital app.

Currently the interim dean, Loukaitou-Sideris has provided strong and principled leadership. She will begin her permanent tenure June 1.

UCLA Asian American Studies Center’s launch of “Foundations and Futures” will help schools meet ethnic studies requirements.

One of the world’s longest-running studies of white-faced capuchin monkeys in Costa Rica, led by UCLA, offers valuable data.

The UCLA professor will analyze how technological and market pressures drive polarizing news content.

The Latino GDP Project finds that U.S. Latinos’ economic contributions grew to $4.4 trillion in 2024.

The nasal spray has been effective at preventing or reducing severe COVID in mice and other airborne viral diseases.

Natural selection began favoring Indigenous Andeans with a high number of salivary amylase genes when potatoes were first grown in the Andean highlands.

The brain may use dopamine to expand time between distinct events, enabling us to remember unique episodes.

This continuation of cityLAB’s groundbreaking “Small Lots, Big Impacts” initiative will release a request for information on May 7.

Bruin scholars Eric Becklin, Martin Gilens and Craig Manning exemplify how UCLA research continues to power progress across disciplines.

Research brief: New technology makes light-activated protein labeling more precise and reliable.

New UCLA research finds that airborne dust traps about twice as much heat as climate models have estimated.

Today, transfer student applicants who were admitted for fall 2026 received the exciting news that they are now #UCLABOUND.

Eva Baker, Elizabeth Ligon Bjork, Ursula Heise and Angela Riley are among the 252 leaders selected this year.