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Research brief: A new T cell-screening process revealed previously unidentified receptors that target prostate cancer.

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Chancellor Gene Block and Vice Provost Cindy Fan joined university leaders from 18 countries to address global challenges.

It’s been a busy week for Environmental Protection Agency watchers. UCLA experts weigh in.

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Daniel Geschwind will discuss what genes have taught us about complex brain disorders during his Faculty Research Lecture.

The World Health Organization has identified heat waves — on the rise worldwide — as one of the most dangerous natural hazards.

UCLA-developed experimental device quickly processes ambient light and demonstrates ability to reduce glare in images.

The professor, who was honored with the John B. Barnwell Award, will receive $150,000 in research support over the next three years.

The State of Black California 2024 report analyzes two decades of socioeconomic status data.

The UCLA professor will lead the 2024 meeting of the American Education Research Association, where the topic will be at the forefront.

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The funding will help create a multidisciplinary research center that aims to maximize the potential of neuroscience for public good.

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The awardees — alumni and friends of the College — were recognized for their extraordinary leadership and philanthropy at a Royce Hall event.

Syrian American medical student Reem Karmouta never thought about becoming a doctor — until she met one who looked just like her.

The UCLA professor explains key election issues, voter ‘calcification’ and why 2024 might resemble 2016 and 2020.

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Focusing immediately on the benefits of waiting might help people improve their self-control.

The University of California Sentencing Project has been awarded a new $2 million grant by the Mellon Foundation.

The professor is being recognized by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and the American Academy of Neurology.

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His research focuses on using innovative health systems and informatics to improve health outcomes of vulnerable populations.

Even among other leading lights in his field, Loukota’s extraordinary talent for learning, understanding and analyzing languages stood out.