Nanoparticle with mRNA appears to prevent, treat peanut allergies in mice
A UCLA-developed technology could also provide a platform for fighting other allergies and autoimmune disorders.
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Would more parks and trees help L.A. County residents live longer?
A UCLA-led study predicts that an equitable ‘greening’ plan could add up to a million years in collective life expectancy.
Those who support Black Lives Matter tend to be less hesitant about vaccines, UCLA study finds
The findings suggest that efforts to encourage vaccination might do well to take advantage of positive feelings between different social groups.
Diversity takes a step back in theatrical films – but strides forward in streaming
The UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report shows diverse casts continue to draw larger and more diverse audiences.
April 12: Emmett Institute to hold symposium on green infrastructure
The event will include three panel discussions by lawyers, energy experts, environmental advocates and climate law architects.
Hammer Museum at UCLA celebrates long-awaited expansion and transformation
A weekend of gala events kicked off a new era for the renewed hub of the arts.
April series: UCLA Library highlights diasporas in L.A. and beyond
Experts, academics, artists and organizers will discuss diasporas, why people migrate and other topics during the six-part series.
Gap in ‘excess deaths’ has widened between U.S. and Europe, but only partly due to COVID-19
Except among its oldest citizens, the U.S. has higher death rates in all age groups than five high-income European nations.
Rats! Rodents seem to make the same logical errors humans do
Both tend to judge the co-occurrence of two events as more probable than one event alone. Could mental shortcuts be to blame?
Quiet leadership that builds community: A Q&A with Carol Block
In honor of Women’s History Month, Block discusses the inspirational figures in her life and her efforts on behalf of women leaders across campus.
Nancy Pike elected chair of American Heart Association council
The professor is the first pediatric nurse scientist to hold this position in the Council on Cardiovascular and Stroke Nursing.
Susanna Hecht honored by American Association of Geographers
The professor and director of the UCLA Center for Brazilian Studies received the Stanley Brunn Award for Creativity in Geography.
UCLA Nursing receives UC grant to diversify pool of nursing doctoral candidates
The school intends to recruit more students from Hispanic-serving institutions to its doctoral programs and, ultimately, its faculty.
Vegetation browning from drought hits L.A.’s disadvantaged communities hardest
A UCLA-led study reveals a “geography of inequality” across the region’s coastal areas.
Michael Waterstone named dean of UCLA School of Law
The UCLA alumnus, an expert in disability and civil rights law, is currently dean at LMU Loyola Law School.
Creating a more inclusive beauty industry through science
AJ Addae, a UCLA chemical biology doctoral student, launched a company that develops cosmetics for people with darker skin tones
Erin Sanders O’Leary appointed inaugural vice provost for teaching and learning
The UCLA alumna and former UCLA faculty member currently leads the Center for the Advancement of Teaching Excellence at the University of Illinois Chicago.
Women’s History Month 2023: Read, watch, listen
From books, graphic novels and podcasts to narrative films and documentaries, staff members recommend their top picks.
Recent campus improvements aimed at making UCLA roads, walkways safer
UCLA Transportation and UCLA Facilities Management are working to make campus safer for pedestrians, cyclists and scooter riders.
Q&A: Bioengineer Mireille Kamariza can’t wait to see what’s next
The newly minted UCLA professor is dedicated to improving testing for tuberculosis and other infectious diseases.
After a long road to UCLA, he’s now on the UC Board of Regents
Drawing lessons from his own journey, doctoral student Merhawi Tesfai aims to break down barriers to higher education.
When it comes to identifying new gene therapies, she’s in it for the long run
Two years after she first joined a UCLA lab, Grace McAuley identified a critical step toward a possible therapy for a rare disease.
Todd Franke, Agile Visual Analytics Lab to evaluate suicide prevention programs
They were awarded $1.8 million by the California Department of Public Health to assess two projects launched by state officials.
Through Aug. 27: Myrlande Constant exhibition at the Fowler Museum
The retrospective of the 30-year-long career of the Haitian artist, known for her hand-beaded textiles, will be on display.