Science + Technology

Billion Cell×Cell Project aims to decipher the ‘language’ cells use to shape health, disease and future therapies.

Blocking a protein that interferes with tissue repair helps injured internal organs recover in mice.

The regional node at UCLA will be co-led by the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering and the California NanoSystems Institute at UCLA.

Scientists, investors, entrepreneurs and industry leaders convened on campus to explore how collaboration can turn life-changing discoveries into solutions.

UCLA scientists urge bird watchers to join the inaugural Big Weekend June 4-7.

The new facility nearly doubles the university's capacity to manufacture personalized treatments for patients with cancer, genetic disorders and other serious diseases.

The initiative, backed by major philanthropic investment, aims to advance AI-powered technologies with broad societal impact.

Combining scientific tools to explore biomedical mysteries involving enzymes, drug-resistant infections and more.

Experts say it’s important for people to grasp that the systems can both accomplish superhuman feats and make mistakes few humans would.

At UCLA, Dr. David Nathanson is designing new therapies that tackle glioblastoma’s unique tumor biology, aiming to overcome long-standing treatment challenges.

The nasal spray has been effective at preventing or reducing severe COVID in mice and other airborne viral diseases.

The brain may use dopamine to expand time between distinct events, enabling us to remember unique episodes.

Research brief: New technology makes light-activated protein labeling more precise and reliable.

New UCLA research finds that airborne dust traps about twice as much heat as climate models have estimated.

The molecular atlas of the Down syndrome brain uncovers unexpected shifts in prenatal neuron development.

Treu’s Faculty Research Lecture takes place April 24.

A UCLA-led team has developed a tougher, higher-sensitivity wearable platform for continuous monitoring of important molecules.

Geologists just found signs of the ancient Colorado River hiding in remnants of a vanished lake.

The study found that excess dietary cholesterol, not just aging alone, can push these immune cells into a permanently inflamed state.

Team ALPHA, which includes Fields medalist Terence Tao, aims to transform how mathematical discoveries are made, formalized and verified.

The gift will empower the university to launch new research and initiatives at the intersection of fusion science and engineering.

The new satellite will provide scientists with a detailed look at how the texture of the Earth’s surface is changing.

In an alternate world, UCLA professor Anne Andrews might be a CIA agent. But in this one, she’s a scientist breaking new ground measuring chemicals in the brain and body.

UCLA professor Kate Wassum discusses her lab’s work — and how the brain drives choice, behavior and health.

Interdisciplinary experts from across the UCLA College explore their lunar fascinations in light of NASA’s April 1 rocket liftoff.