Miguel García-Garibay, dean of the Division of Physical Sciences and distinguished professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry, has been elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciencesfor his work in the field of chemistry.
Dear Physical Sciences students, During this time of so much uncertainty, I’m writing to make sure that you know that each
For almost as long as people have been drinking wine, they’ve been wondering about a curious phenomenon: the tears of
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William Newman appointed to lead group on climate in the American Physical Society Dr. William Newman has been appointed as
Spotlight: Statistics program bringing data science to high schools In today’s world, data is everywhere. The words big data and
Development of new statistical method likely to produce insights into human diseases Jingyi “Jessica” Li’s UCLA research group, the Junction
Collisions of galaxies are ubiquitous, reports research astronomer R. Michael Rich, whose new survey provides details on outskirts of galaxies
[av_textblock size=” font_color=” color=” admin_preview_bg=”] International Observe the Moon Night October 5, 2019 at UCLA IOTMN 2019 was our best
The phenomenon of superconductivity is one of the most fascinating properties of electrons in solids. At low temperatures, electrons cooperate
New process helps scientists understand how planets form How the planets in the Solar System formed has long puzzled astrophysicists
Kuo-Nan Liou, a distinguished professor in UCLA’s Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, has spent his career conducting this type