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SAVe 2025 Global Conference keynoters include Christine Schyvinck from Shure, Joe Way from UCLA and numerous others.| Commercial Integrator
The Bruins were penalized 14 times for 129 yards, the most penalties by a UCLA squad in more than a decade.| Redlands Daily Facts
SAVe 2025 Global Conference keynoters include Christine Schyvinck from Shure, Joe Way from UCLA and numerous others.| Commercial Integrator
Just like a tennis player might don a white shirt instead of a black one on warm summer's day, researchers see great potential in dressing buildings in reflective white paints to keep them cool. A team of material scientists is reporting a major advance in this area, producing a new kind of super…| New Atlas
Green. Some think of the color’s connection to life and the environment surrounding us. Others do not have such an idealistic view. To them, the hue represents greed and envy. Rather than seeking prosperity in life with Mother Nature, value and enrichment come from money. However, when I think of green, I am transported back to every single winter I spent as a child in San Francisco and seeing the iconic emerald roof of Dragon Gate, the oldest and largest Chinatown in North America. Steppin...| Pacific Ties
The Fall of Saigon took place 50 years ago on April 30, 1975. An illustration by Nancy My Tran depicts a Vietnamese altar honoring a lost loved one. A poem by Julianne Le reflects upon the effects of imperialism and war.| Pacific Ties
In this new University of California (UC) Office of Scholarly Communication blog series, we highlight the successes and challenges of leading journals published by UC’s eScholarship Publishing program through interviews with journal editors. Our latest interview is with two editors of the Electronic Green Journal: Editor-In-Chief, Maria A. Jankowska (UCLA Librarian Emerita) and Managing Editor and Book Review Editor, Kelsey Brown, (UCLA Humanities and Social Sciences Librarian). The journal...| Office of Scholarly Communication
Guiding cells to natural target region key to functional recovery In a new study in mice, a team of researchers from UCLA, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, and Harvard University have uncovered a crucial component for restoring functional activity after spinal cord injury. The neuroscientists have shown that re-growing specific neurons back to their… Continue Reading »| Spinal Cord Injury Zone!
After a decade in the works, researchers at University of California, Los Angeles, have successfully devised a way to produce cement with 98% less CO2 emissions than traditional methods.| New Atlas
The University of California, Los Angeles has hired Chris Mattmann, a former innovation chief at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, as its first chief data and artificial intelligence officer.| EdScoop
APIA and UCLA in an on-going partnership that began years ago, developed a special course that meets the Department of State exchange program goals. This hybrid US American History course utilizes expert professors from UCLA who deliver the course content online over 19 weeks, while concurrently sending au pairs into their local community to share [...]| Global Awareness
Some wars are fueled by the same fire. In 1969, Asian American students at UCLA recognized that the violence occurring during the Vietnam War possessed an unsettling likeness to the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. These students wrote about these connections in Gidra, the precursory publication to the Pacific Ties Newsmagazine.| Pacific Ties
The Waves' men's basketball team hasn't made it to the Big Dance in over two decades. But that hasn't kept the school out of the arena.| Sportico.com
