Interdisciplinarity: Artistic Merit
13 years ago
Professor James K. Gimzewski was highlighted in Nature Magazine’s feature about scientists who are merging together their love of science and art. Nature.com: Hybrid art–science efforts have gained support in recent […]
Charles E. and Sue K. Young Graduate Student Award
14 years ago
Adam Goetz (Graduate Student, Neil Garg lab) has been awarded the 2013-14 Charles E. and Sue K. Young Graduate Student Award. This special tradition, begun in 1981, recognizes graduate students […]
Ric Kaner’s Research Featured on the Cover of Electronics Weekly
14 years ago
An article on Professor Richard B. Kaner’s research was the cover story for Electronic Weekly for the week of April 10-16, 2013. The article for the cover story, UCLA graphene supercapacitors […]
UCLA Bruin Day
14 years ago
On April 13th, the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry welcomed thousands of future Bruins and their families for UCLA’s Annual ‘Bruin Day’ event. The event was designed to provide prospective students with an […]
Research May Reduce Malignancy Risk From Stem Cell Therapies
14 years ago
A team led by Professor Carla Koehler have discovered a new agent that may be useful in strategies to remove pluripotent stem cells that fail-to-differentiate from their progeny, tissue-specific cells. […]
Rigid Growth Matrix: A Key to Success of Cardiac Tissue Engineering
14 years ago
A new study by Professor James K. Gimzewski and collaborators suggests that the elasticity of physical matrix used for growing cardiomyocytes outside the body may be critical to the success […]
UCLA Professors Craft Material for High-performance Supercapacitor
14 years ago
Professor Sarah Tolbert was part of a team that made a form of niobium oxide suitable for serving as a high-performance supercapacitor. The team of researchers led by professor of […]
Polyaniline in Bloom
14 years ago
Graduate Student Jessica Wang (Kaner Group) won first place in the 2013 Materials Research Society Spring Meeting’s “Science as Art” competition for her electron micrograph entitled, “Polyaniline in Bloom”. You […]