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The Bedari Kindness Institute director discusses the institute’s mission and the issue of trust on campus.

How UCLA is leading a campuswide movement to shape a more compassionate and connected world.

Advance in optical computing may lead to ultrafast and secure image generators while using less energy.

Research brief: A printable, large-area, stretchable membrane could provide accelerated processing speed and mitigate high energy costs.

Fission mechanisms have implications for cancer, cardiovascular disease, neurodegenerative disorders and more, UCLA research shows.

The UCLA professor draws a line from the Hurricane Katrina disaster to the nationwide struggle for healthy housing.

UCLA’s latest findings show how a woman’s healthy inflammatory response during pregnancy is linked with unpleasant early-stage symptoms.

The findings reveal precise viral-host interactions that could be targeted with new antivirals or vaccines.

Find out how previous Bruins' experiences can help new students settle into campus, overcome uncertainty and live their best Bruin lives.  

In patient cells in culture, the gene therapy successfully restored normal alpha-globin protein production to healthy levels.

Chancellor Frenk shared a message with the UCLA community on continuing to defend the university’s mission and core values.

This year’s cohort is the largest ever and includes digitization efforts representing Angola, Bulgaria and Ethiopia.

The federal government’s termination of several pre- and postdoc training programs and suspension of millions of dollars in research grants has potentially altered career paths for researchers like Olivia Justynski. 

UCLA study suggests the increase can be attributed to the disaster.

A new UCLA Atlas reveals fragmented water governance has unequal impacts on affordability, quality and resilience.

Beachgoers may see the dye tracer experiment Sept. 15, 22–24 and 30, weather permitting.

The "Mozart of Math" warns that federal funding cuts could irreparably damage the nation’s scientific ecosystem and drive our top young scientists abroad.

Advancement shows promise for technology to assist immobilized individuals.

In a Washington Post Q&A, the Fields Medal winner explains how basic research delivers real-world impact — and what it will take to keep it going.

The new research points to the distinct effects that a single disease-causing gene variation can have across different regions of the brain.

The first-of-its kind technology, recently featured in Scientific American, can reprogram the immune systems of mice to tolerate peanut proteins.

An analysis of air quality data sources and a study of tiny airborne particles aim to help people make safer choices during fires.

UCLA Fielding School’s Kirsten Schwarz co-leads a study to analyze, redesign and cool school landscapes.

Professor Patrick Allard amplifies the voices of young researchers in limbo with the suspension of federal funding.

Recent headlines show how UCLA research findings and ongoing studies are making an impact across the nation and the globe.