“¢bull; The USS Abraham Lincoln, with a crew of 5,300, formed the core of the largest foreign military deployment in the area and the most extensive U.S. Read more...

Embryonic stem cell lines that have been federally approved for research may be contaminated by the animal cells used to culture them, according to a study released last week. Read more...

“¢bull; The disaster’s full death toll is still unknown. Workers still discover bodies daily, and many more victims were washed out to sea. “¢bull; Differing government tallies in Sri Lanka and Indonesia, the two hardest hit countries, have put the total number of dead in 11 countries between 145,000 and 178,000. Read more...

After months of planning, my trip was just a day away. The date? Sunday, Dec. 26, 2004. The destination? Thailand. That morning, I woke up to the horrifying images on TV: hotels being washed out to sea, cars riding waves into buildings. Read more...

As scientists continue to learn more about the human genome, they also uncover more questions about what it means to be human. On Jan. 30, the UCLA community will get the chance to seek answers to these questions with experts. Read more...

The ability of females and males to use different brain structures in order to attain the same result once again proves the versatility and complexity of the human body. Read more...

Twenty-six thousand light years away, at the center of our galaxy, a band of renegade black holes is congregating like a horde of bandits, flinging the hapless stars that cross its path into space, sending some directly into the maw of the massive black hole in the middle of the Milky Way, and possibly shaking the fabric of space-time itself. Read more...