With a new season of the hit comedy premiering tomorrow, we turned to UCLA psychology professor Jaimie Krems for her take on how the show turns locker-room laughs into lessons about friendship, vulnerability and human connection.
UCLA researchers grew brain cells from dozens of individual donors in a single “cell village,” then created a tool to test how well each person’s cells grew and survived. See what they found — and why brain cells linked to autism grew faster.
At “Lectures on Tap” — hosted at LA pubs — UCLA experts serve up organic chemistry, nuclear near-misses and spirited conversation, with no syllabus required.
The professor of history and architecture, whose scholarship and teaching helped recast how we view modern architecture, especially the architecture of Southern California, died July 26.
UCLA’s Zev Yaroslavsky was quoted by LAist, which wrote about how rising street homelessness could influence this year’s Los Angeles mayoral race. Read more about UCLA from Los Angeles Business Journal, CalMatters and others.
