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The top teams will share a $50,000 prize and receive ongoing guidance from UCLA's Institute for Technology Advancement, a startup incubator.
Catherine Ashton will offer a look inside the making of EU foreign policy at a free, open-to-the-public talk at the UCLA Faculty Center on May 6.
Top Latin American business leaders will gather at UCLA to discuss the key economic issues facing the region on Friday, April 26.
This year's free daylong conference, "The Future of Engineering Research in the United States," brings together many of the top engineering minds in California.
Media advisories
May 23, 2013
Details for media: Former U.N. chief Kofi Annan's Luskin Thought Leadership Lecture at UCLA
Kofi Annan, the former secretary-general of the United Nations and joint recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, will speak at UCLA on May 30.
May 20, 2013
Undergrads pitch commercial ideas, business plans in first entrepreneur venture competition
May 02, 2013
UCLA conference, events explore legacy of Korean War, possibilities of peace
From May 8 through 10, UCLA and partner organizations will host a series of events dedicated to exploring the legacy of the Korean War and to promoting peace on the Korean peninsula.
April 30, 2013
European Union's top foreign affairs diplomat to speak at UCLA
April 29, 2013
UCLA's Blum Center hosts event on improving health, reducing poverty in Latin America
The newly formed multidisciplinary center will host its inaugural event, a daylong, campus-wide symposium at UCLA, on Wednesday, May 1.
April 24, 2013
UCLA faculty experts advisory: Recovering from wounds suffered in Boston bombing
In the coming months, those seriously wounded in the Boston Marathon bombing will face a number of medical issues related to their injuries. UCLA has experts.
April 22, 2013
UCLA Anderson presents conference on Latin American economic trends, capital markets
April 19, 2013
UCLA faculty experts advisory: Surviving Boston bombing suspect being questioned
The April 15 bombing attack at the Boston Marathon left three people dead and more than 175 injured. A massive manhunt continues for one of two brothers suspected in the attack, following a shootout that left the older sibling dead. The brothers, ethnic Chechens, came to the U.S. a decade ago. UCLA has experts.
April 19, 2013
UCLA Engineering's annual Tech Forum to focus on future of engineering research
April 15, 2013
UCLA faculty experts advisory: Chavez's pick wins close battle for Venezuelan presidency
Just over a month after Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's death, his handpicked successor, Nicolás Maduro, has been elected in a tight race to finish out the controversial leader's six-year term. UCLA has experts.
