Faculty Bulletin Board

The UCLA professor's research centers on improving the performance and usability of systems that process Big Data.

Jason Cong and Ameet Talwalkar are on faculty at the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science.

L.A.’s new contemporary art museum showcases the works of Barbara Kruger, Lari Pittman and Charles Ray.

The UCLA associate professor's research and scholarship have made an influential contribution to cancer control.

UCLA's Julia Burtenshaw talks about working with ancient Colombian ceramics.

The professor of chemistry, biochemistry, materials science and engineering is recognized for exceptional achievement in materials research.

UCLA's George Kneller Chair in Education and Anthropology will speak on issues of Indigenous education.

The UCLA professor also holds the Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Chair in Israel Studies.

The UCLA Earth scientist and collaborators will create a complex west-coast model to explore solutions for this growing threat to marine life.

The UCLA clinical professor of periodontics was recognized for his contributions to international education programs.

Yang is among the most highly cited researchers in the world in chemistry and materials science.

UCLA professor on 'The Rise and Fall of Urban Economies: Lessons From San Francisco and Los Angeles.'

The UCLA professor of history was recognized for distinguished scholarship and mentorship in African American history.

A scholarship was established by two School of Theater, Film and Television alumni in honor of professor emeritus Howard Suber. The film professor was recognized during a celebration of his 50 years on UCLA's faculty.

Lawrence Zipursky receives Columbia University's top prize for biological and biochemical research.

The chair will advance oral health care services for people with developmental disabilities.

The assistant professor of social welfare studies LGBT social networks, which can contribute to health outcomes.

The architect worked with UCLA engineers in designing a dwelling for astronauts.

The National Institute of Mental Health funding supports a study of state-of-the-art health technology.

The Research Society on Alcoholism recognized her research excellence, leadership and commitment to the field.

The UCLA professor of ecology and evolutionary biology founded the international Diversity Project.

The associate professor of history was recognized for 'Hobos in Heaven: Race, Incarceration, and the Rise of Los Angeles, 1880–1910.'

Darcie Denkert Notkin and Shelby Notkin's matching grant brought total gifts to $425,000.

Award-winning cinematographer Bradford Young, who worked on such films as "Selma," "Pawn Sacrifice," and "A Most Violent Year," has been named the 2015 Kodak cinematographer-in-residence at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television.

“No Más Bebés,” the latest documentary film by professor Renee Tajima-Peña of the UCLA Asian American Studies Department, is being shown at the Ambulante Documentary Film Festival and other screenings across Southern California.