Faculty Bulletin Board

The award honors outstanding innovations in the field of computer science.

He is being recognized for his fundamental contributions to improving the automation and customization of computing systems.

His group aims to discover small molecules for pills that can target and dissolve alpha-synuclein fibrils, which kill neurons.

He was selected for his ability to communicate mathematics effectively and his review articles on networks, complex systems and dynamics.

Xintong Yuan, a chemical engineering doctoral student, has been selected to join the 2025 class of next-generation researchers.

The UCLA Rothman Family Institute for Food Studies executive director was honored for his contributions to food policy and sustainable food systems.

The honor is only given out every other year, and is one of the most prestigious in the legal academy.

He is being honored for his discoveries that have helped reshape the treatment of leukemia, lymphoma and other cancers.

The assistant professor was recognized for her research into improving the performance and security of the internet — both on Earth and in space.

UCLA’s vice chancellor for research and creative activities joins the board of directors of the world’s largest scientific society.

Ah-Hyung “Alissa” Park’s honors include the 2025 Distinguished Women in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering Award.

The professor was awarded the 2025 Monica H. Green Prize for “Facing Images: Medieval Japanese Art and the Problem of Modernity.”

The UCLA Samueli associate professor is among 162 emerging inventors from 64 institutions named to the academy’s 2025 senior member class.

She has been selected as the recipient of the 2025 Pradel Reseach Award for her contributions to understanding of the nervous system.

The award recognizes leadership, compassionate care and dedication to improving the human experience in health care.

The distinguished professor of chemistry’s research has advanced synthetic organic and medicinal chemistry, particularly for the treatment of prostate cancer.

The professors’ awards from the Office of Naval Research will support their work on next-generation batteries and computer vision.

Fred Kass is the region’s medical association’s physician of the year, and recipient of an inaugural compassion award.

The funding will help the professor’s team discover molecules that regulate cell membrane shape stability and mechanical resilience.

The professor of medicine and cardiology will offer expertise on improving the health of racial and ethnic minority populations.

This marks the professor’s second award for his debut book, “Radical Democracy in Modern Indian Political Thought.”

Her research focuses on health disparities, such as improving access to surgical care in low- and middle-income countries.

The professor is among 20 early career scientists who will each receive $875,000 over five years to pursue their research interests.

‘Theatricality of the Closet’ examines fashion’s capacity for generating controversy and constructing identities.

The professor is being recognized for his contributions to Field-programmable gate array design automation technology.