Mitochondrial secrets revealed: team discovers physics of how cell’s powerhouse splits to reproduce
9 months ago
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In a pair of recent studies published as back-to-back articles in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, a research team led by the Wong group has unveiled new insights […]
New stretchable light-emitting material holds promise for photon-based devices
9 months ago
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Professor Xiangfeng Duan and graduate student Boxuan Zhou (Materials Science and Engineering) lead a research team that has developed a durable, low-cost, printable light-emitting membrane from ultrathin molybdenum disulfide and […]
UCLA spinout Entropic Biosciences awarded $200K for high-throughput 3D skin model project
10 months ago
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Entropic Biosciences, Inc., a start-up biotech company founded at UCLA in Professor Paul Weiss’ group based on the thesis of alumnus Dr. Amir Nasajpour (Ph.D. ’23), is one of only […]
BioPACIFIC MIP earns renewed NSF support to accelerate AI-driven biobased materials innovation
10 months ago
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The National Science Foundation (NSF) has given $19.8 million in renewal funding for the BioPACIFIC MIP, a UCLA–UC Santa Barbara collaboration advancing biobased materials through synthetic biology, chemistry, automation, and […]
Faculty in the News – Michael Jung
10 months ago
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Distinguished Professor Michael Jung and his UCLA collaborators are featured in a recent New York Magazine article about their groundbreaking research on a potential cure for baldness. The New York Magazine article […]
Semiconductors get magnetic boost with new method from UCLA researchers
11 months ago
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Professor Xiangfeng Duan is co-leader of a group of UCLA researchers who have developed a new method for combining magnetic elements with semiconductors — which are vital materials for computers […]
UCLA scientists break imaging barrier to unlock secrets of deadly “chaotic” viruses
11 months ago
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A team of researchers at UCLA, led by Professor Jose Rodriguez and BMSB Ph.D. candidate Lily Taylor, in collaboration with Professors Gustavo Helguera (YBIME, Buenos Aires, Argentina), Brian Gowen (USU […]
Breakthrough method helps design better light-based technologies
11 months ago
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Research by the Neuhauser and Caram groups introduces a fast and efficient method, TDHF@vW, for accurately predicting how molecules absorb light, dramatically reducing computational costs and enabling faster discovery of […]