In graduate school, Dino Di Carlo's worst grade came from his microfluidics class. Read more...
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Dino Di Carlo shows off the wafer with the pattern used to develop microfluidic devices.
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April 20, 12:31 am
Court of Sciences Student Center numbers show sustained popularity
In the heart of South Campus "“ with its sun-splashed deck and clusters of tables and chairs "“ the newly-built Court of Sciences Student Center has become a destination for students looking for a quick bite to eat or a place to spend time between classes. Read more...
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Since opening two months ago, the Court of Sciences Student Center has performed well in sales, exceeding expectations.
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April 19, 12:42 am
Bruins participate in Helix program to enhance knowledge of Jewish identity
In Rob Adler Peckerar's mind, Jewish students today study more about the destruction of Jewish culture than how it thrived and was experienced by Jews before the devastation of the Holocaust. Read more...
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Fourth-year history students Ben Steiner and Ali Karol are participants in the Helix program, which focuses on Jewish identity.
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April 19, 12:38 am
Eighth annual Earth Day Fair emphasizes sustainability with green activities
Green-minded students and faculty are gearing up for the eighth annual Earth Day Fair, which is being held today in honor of Earth Day. Read more...
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April 18, 1:30 am
UCLA seeks financial support by increasing non-resident admissions
UCLA is succeeding in its efforts to increase the number of admission offers extended to non-resident students, based on admissions data released Tuesday. Read more...
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April 18, 1:18 am
USAC Recap – April 17
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA's undergraduate students. Council meetings are Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in Kerckhoff 417 and are open to all students. Read more...
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April 17, 8:11 am
Ashe Center warns students that if hepatitis B shot requirement not met, classes may be dropped
Last week, Alex Pham received an email notifying her that because she had not fulfilled the university's hepatitis B shot requirement, her classes could be dropped. Read more...