Trying to read people’s minds with biosensors | “The Science Show”

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Professor Anne Andrews discusses her brain biosensor research with science journalist Robyn Williams on “The Science Show”. The Australian Broadcasting Corp’s Science Show is considered by many people to be […]

Trying to read people’s minds with biosensors | “The Science Show”
August 11

Chemists develop new process for the production of ring-shaped molecules

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Professor Ken Houk and Cram Teacher Scholar Dr. Huiling Shao are part of an international team of researchers who have succeeded for the first time in using structural editing to […]

Chemists develop new process for the production of ring-shaped molecules
July 12

Bare-foot Ni(OH)2-clothed platinum-tetrapods enable more efficient green hydrogen production

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A collaborative research team led by Professor Xiangfeng Duan’s group, Professor Anastassia N. Alexandrova’s group in the UCLA Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry, and Professor Yu Huang’s group in the […]

Bare-foot Ni(OH)2-clothed platinum-tetrapods enable more efficient green hydrogen production
July 7

Professor Anne Andrews and graduate student Noelle Mitchell are co-authors on an impactful new paper published in Science.

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The seven-year research collaboration with researchers at Columbia University marks an important step in a long-awaited aptamer revolution. UCLA Division of Physical Sciences (by Ben Paul): The Seven-Year Collaboration That […]

Professor Anne Andrews and graduate student Noelle Mitchell are co-authors on an impactful new paper published in <em>Science</em>.
June 5

UCLA team uses artificial intelligence to predict landslides

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Professor Louis Bouchard’s group and UCLA collaborators have developed a new approach for predicting landslides that decouples the analytic power of DNNs from their complex adaptive nature in order to […]

UCLA team uses artificial intelligence to predict landslides
May 19

Harran group awarded NSF grant to study small molecule protein mimics

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Professor Patrick Harran, UCLA’s Donald J. and Jane M. Cram Professor of Organic Chemistry, and his group have been awarded a grant by National Science Foundation (NSF) Division of Chemistry […]

Harran group awarded NSF grant to study small molecule protein mimics
May 11

UCLA professors Pri Narang and Sergio Carbajo look to advance quantum science for next-gen sensors

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Professor Prineha Narang and collaborator Sergio Carbajo, a UCLA assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering and of physics and astronomy, are working together to understand the incredibly fast interactions […]

UCLA professors Pri Narang and Sergio Carbajo look to advance quantum science for next-gen sensors
May 1

UCLA researchers partner with scholars in Israel to develop novel spin-based technology for efficient hydrogen production

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A binational team, led by Professors Paul S. Weiss and Anne M. Andrews at UCLA, Professor Yossi Paltiel at Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Professor Ron Naaman at the Weizmann […]

UCLA researchers partner with scholars in Israel to develop novel spin-based technology for efficient hydrogen production
April 10