New developments in analyzing data
New developments in analyzing data A perspective article by Dr. Jingyi Jessica Li, associate professor of statistics, was published in
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Honoring Professor Olga Radko
UCLA Mathematics Professor Olga Radko (1975-2020), Founder of Los Angeles Math Circle Pioneering UCLA mathematics professor Olga Radko died of
UCLA study finds that if physical distancing measures are relaxed too soon, efforts may have been all for naught
Andrea Bertozzi, distinguished professor of mathematics, joined a team of other mathematicians and scientists to compare the results of three
UCLA physicists overcome challenges to make new materials with optimized properties
Ni Ni, a UCLA associate professor of physics, and her research team reported the discovery of the first intrinsic ferromagnetic
UCLA & UCSB received $23.7 million grant to study biologically based polymers
Efforts from the California NanoSystems Institutes at UCLA and researchers at UCLA to advance the use of microbes for sustainable
Physics professor wins Newton Award for Transformative Ideas
Seth Puttterman, physics & astronomy professor, has been selected to receive a $50,000 Newton Award for Transformative Ideas during the
Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics awarded $25 million renewal from NSF
UCLA’s Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics, through which mathematicians work collaboratively with a broad range of scholars of science and
Physics lab makes new materials
UCLA physicists overcome challenges to make new materials with optimized properties Ni Ni’s lab discovers the first ferromagnetic topological insulator
UCLA Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences to receive $4.1 million
Gift to support endowed chair in oceanography, key to the future of the planet UCLA’s Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic
UCLA research discovers that full moon may not be protected by Earth’s magnetic field after all
UCLA research discovers that full moon may not be protected by Earth’s magnetic field after all Everyone revels in the
A letter to Physical Sciences faculty and instructors
A letter to Physical Sciences faculty and instructors June 3, 2020 Re: Physical Sciences Spring 2020 Final Exams Dear Physical
UCLA physicists develop world’s best quantum bits
UCLA physicists develop world’s best quantum bits New techniques make easier quantum computers for design of new materials, drugs A