A few bulging volumes litter the desk of Xiangfeng Duan. They are filled with more than 50 patent designs that he has accrued over the past two decades. The exact number of patents, he doesn’t bother to remember.
Duan, an assistant chemistry professor, spends his days studying atoms, molecules and objects of microscopic proportions. Read more...
News, Science & Health
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June 24, 12:00 am
UCLA professor transfers passion into more than 50 patent designs
Campus, News
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June 24, 12:00 am
UCLA student group Simul8 develops apps for UCLA Library
Between the lines upon lines of code recent computer science graduate Christina Fries writes, she sees her own creativity. Each complete segment is an expression of her knowledge and artistry, a sentiment she discovered in part through her work with Simul8, a student group employed by the UCLA Library to develop Web and mobile apps. Read more...
Crime, News
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June 22, 2:02 pm
Scam artist allegedly poses as UCLA Health System job recruiter
A recent hiring scam that involved an individual allegedly posing as a recruiter from the UCLA Health System is the most recent in a string of similar incidents reported over the past three months, according to a statement released by the UCLA Health System on Thursday. Read more...
News
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June 20, 4:59 pm
UCLA social sciences division names new associate dean for innovation in teaching
Juliet Williams, an associate professor in the gender studies department, was named as the new associate dean for teaching innovations, the dean of the Division of Social Sciences announced in an email Tuesday. Read more...
Campus, News
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June 15, 9:29 pm
Day of action seeks to educate about student loan interest rates
After UCLA’s commencement ceremony on Friday, about 150 people at UCLA signed a petition in support of a congressional bill that would lower student interest rates. Read more...
News
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June 15, 5:26 pm
Calif. legislators pass budget proposal that includes UC funding increase, scholarships
This article was updated at 5:44 p.m. California legislators passed a $96.3 billion state budget for the upcoming year, a plan that includes middle-class scholarships for college students and a 5 percent increase in funding to the University of California. Read more...
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June 10, 9:08 pm
UCLA receives $2 million donation to launch research program on Armenian studies
The UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archeology received a $2 million donation to establish a research program that would study Armenian archeology and ethnography, according to a UCLA statement released today. Read more...