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The art professor, whose work explores history, power and American life, is one of 20 recipients of the prestigious award.

California continues to outpace the nation in economic growth, but its unemployment rate remains the highest of any state.

UCLA’s Megan Mullin discusses the economic and political calculations surrounding AI growth and how communities can leverage their power.

California Jobs First funding will support regional coordination, workforce development and growth of Southern California’s quantum technology ecosystem.

The new center will advance clinical care, research and innovation aimed at helping people remain active, independent and engaged throughout life.

UCLA and University of Michigan roboticists found that the mechanism releases energy that enables the robot to hop, flip and swim.

In a once-in-a-century event, an impact left a crater the size of two football fields and churned the surface for over 3 km in every direction.

Supported by a $25 million federal grant, UCLA Health will lead a national effort to evaluate emerging tools and technologies.

A UCLA study of more than 14,000 patient-drug pairs finds insurers and patients paid less for biosimilars than for brand-name biologics.

A new study from UCLA provides critical insights into how the January 2025 wildfire impacted air quality downwind of the fires.

Two new memorandums of understanding broaden opportunities for biomedical research, teaching, scholarly exchange and more.

Academic excellence, student opportunity and research with real-world impact propel UCLA to the top spot in U.S. News’ rankings.

Research brief: The cells outperformed a single-target version in mice, a lab-grown mini blood vessel and artery tissue from heart disease patients.

Rooted in UCLA research, self-organizing systems provide energy-efficient, local complement to cloud computing.

Using a fossil-based thermometer on the dinosaur's teeth, researchers have revealed that the animal's body temperature was comparable to a human's.

Atmospheric dust, which has a slight cooling effect on the planet, has dropped about 10% since 2003, a UCLA study shows.

UCLA research reveals how social media and other factors have amplified auto thefts — and what car owners should know.

Surinam toads use ultrasensitive lobes on their fingertips to detect prey without seeing it by using the movement of water.

A new stem cell-based platform produces uniform T cells that attack solid tumors in two ways while avoiding a dangerous side effect.

Approximately 20,000 are eligible for the pass, which provides unlimited access to 13 major Southern California transit systems.

Eight bilingual performances, which are free to the public, will coincide with National Hispanic Heritage Month.

The findings uncover metabolic and physical cues that influence which cell types radial glia produce in the developing human cortex.

A new report from the UCLA Institute for Research on Labor and Employment chronicles a year of union growth, worker activism and mounting challenges.

Drawing clues from the ring’s inscription, UCLA professor Catherine Bonesho rebuts previous scholarship about the 2,000-year-old relic.

UCLA's Alvine Kamaha and her colleagues on the LUX-ZEPLIN experiment observed an event that could be interpreted as a signal from WIMPs.