A new method to reduce deadly hospital infections
4 years ago
Professor Richard Kaner leads team of researchers to develop novel surface treatment that stops microbes from adhering to medical devices like catheters and stents. From UCLA Newsroom (by Stuart Wolpert): […]
2022 Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award
4 years ago
Professor Justin Caram is among 18 honorees nationwide to receive a 2022 Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award. Since joining the UCLA faculty in 2017, physical chemist Professor Justin Caram has developed a […]
Remembering David A. Evans (1941-2022)
4 years ago
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We are sad to report that synthetic chemist Professor David Evans, co-creator of ChemDraw, former UCLA faculty member, and 2006 Seaborg Medalist, passed away at the age of 81 on […]
Researchers develop nanoparticle-phage therapy to kill bacteria
5 years ago
UCLA team, led by Professor Irene Chen, develops nanoparticle-phage therapy, a promising alternative treatment for antibiotic-resistant infections. Professor Irene Chen holds a joint appointment in the UCLA Department of Chemistry […]
UCLA researchers develop non-destructive image processing method for advanced cancer research
5 years ago
A team led by Professor Shimon Weiss and former PhD student Arkaprabha Basu has developed an image processing technique, SPOCC, which quantifies cytoskeletal properties using microscopic images. Statistical Parametrization of […]
NSEP David L. Boren Fellowship
5 years ago
Ph.D. student Samantha Theresa Mensah (Andrews/P Weiss groups) has been awarded a Boren Fellowship to conduct research and study Twi in Ghana. National Security Education Program (NSEP) David L. Boren […]
Alumni in the News
5 years ago
MIT News features profile of former Spokoyny lab undergraduate researcher Azin Saebi (MS/BS biochemistry and BS neuroscience, ‘17). Saebi, currently a chemistry graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) […]
Unexpected protein could play role in common brain disorder
5 years ago
Professor David Eisenberg leads UCLA research team to report in the journal Nature that amyloid fibrils found in people with frontotemporal degeneration contain the little-known protein TMEM106B. The study’s lead […]