UCLA engineers observe quantum heat waves at room temperature
The discovery could improve thermal management in electronics and enable advances in quantum and next-generation computing technologies.
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American Indian and Alaska Native adults in California struggle with chronic disease and substance use, study finds
New study breaks down health disparities among AIAN adults, urges Tribal partnership, and state and local investment in culturally responsive programs.
Researchers find college-educated population more likely to shelter during dangerous wildfire smoke
Amid toxic smoke, the less educated majority ventures out far more often than college degree holders.
Biomedical imaging, autonomous vehicle sensors may get boost from AI designed for physical signals
Research brief: The system uses physics-based machine learning to improve upon an existing imaging technique.
Are medically tailored meals the real ‘happy meals’ for people with chronic conditions like diabetes, heart failure?
The concept of “food as medicine” has increasingly gained popularity globally since the 2000s as part of a holistic medical strategy.
As ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’ turns 45 this summer, an archaeologist separates fact from fiction
UCLA’s Lara Fabian considers the myths of Indiana Jones.
Extreme heat hazards: How medications and local challenges can impact health
UCLA Fielding School’s David Eisenman and Kirsten Schwarz offer tips, including the role of medications.
Cyclospora outbreak: UCLA's Anne Rimoin answers all your questions about the parasite
Anne Rimoin, Gordon–Levin Endowed Chair in Infectious Diseases, answers questions about Cyclospora and food-borne illnesses.
UCLA graduate student honored with President’s Award at UC Regents meeting
Jack Feng, a doctoral student in epidemiology in the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health, was recognized for his leadership and advocacy.
UCLA Health performs first-ever lung transplant with donor organs transported using latest warm-perfusion advances
The "breathing lung" device is modified to keep organs healthier, and most importantly removing excess fluid due to neurogenic pulmonary edema.
ShadeLA advances lasting shade solutions for Los Angeles
In its first year, the coalition advanced research, partnerships and policies for the World Cup and beyond.
UCLA engineers shrink powerful terahertz systems onto a single semiconductor chip
The approach could advance ultrafast wireless communication, imaging and remote sensing.
The World Cup’s other draw: Music, performance and an evolution beyond just entertainment
Tiffany Naiman, director of the music industry programs and an assistant teaching professor at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, talks about the World Cup halftime show and more.
New process turns mixed plastic waste into hydrogen fuel without sorting
The approach co-led by UCLA Samueli researchers could offer a scalable path to clean energy while improving plastic recycling.
UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television and Sundance Institute announce landmark collaboration
The multi-year affiliation unites the world’s premier independent film organization with California’s leading public film school, beginning fall 2026.
How does anti-doping testing work for athletes? Inside UCLA's Olympic Analytical Laboratory
Founded in 1982 and based in Los Angeles, the OAL tests athlete samples for various professional sports associations.
Walt Hazzard to be inducted into National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame
Hazzard led UCLA to the NCAA title as a senior co-captain in 1963-64.
Why are wildfires getting worse? UCLA researchers point to climate and fuel buildup
A UCLA-led study finds California's forests are burning more severely than at any point in the last 40 years — a change linked to both climate change and forest management.
Voices of childhood cancer: A rare bone cancer took a teen off the basketball court – but not for long
Even as she was coming to terms with the diagnosis, Ava Hernandez was dreaming of playing again.
From cancer survivor to chief of AI at UCLA Health
While learning about brain tumors in medical school, Dr. Paul Lukac discovered he had one.
The 360: Watch: Supreme Court rulings and what they mean
Rick Hasen and an all-star panel of legal scholars analyzed the decisions and implications of the Supreme Court’s most recent term.
Young women diagnosed with breast cancer within 3 years of childbirth may face more aggressive disease, UCLA study finds
A gene expression test identifies the first three years after childbirth as a potential window of higher biological risk.
In memoriam: Billy Mills, 96, first Black graduate from UCLA School of Law
As a civil rights attorney, he served on the Los Angeles City Council and Superior Court.
Doug Daniels and Matthew Vest named UCLA's 2026 Librarians of the Year
Emerging technologies librarian Doug Daniels and music inquiry and research librarian Matthew Vest have been honored with UCLA’s 2026 Librarian of the Year Award.
UCLA scientists bring real-world experiences — and pop culture — into LA classrooms
Broad Stem Cell Research Center researchers use Pokémon, LeBron James to help science click for high school students.