A collaborative project at UCLA's Laboratory of Neuro Imaging looks at how the brain integrates neural information to help scientists better understand brain diseases, such as Alzheimer's, autism and multiple sclerosis. Read more...
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June 25, 3:53 am
Human Connectome Project pieces together neural data through brain scans
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June 25, 3:46 am
Perfecting the Prototype
Members of the UCLA chapter of Engineers Without Borders, an organization that aims to connect engineers with sustainable projects worldwide, have been building a water tank prototype that collects rainwater for everyday use since the beginning of this quarter in Sunset Canyon Recreation Center. Read more...
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Members of UCLA’s Engineers Without Borders build a tank prototype that collects rainwater that they will recreate in Guatemala for families in need of a clean water source.
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June 7, 1:22 am
Environmental Science senior practicum offers hands-on experience in field
Hiking into the Rancho Sierra Vista in the Santa Monica Mountains, Dennis Mabasa encountered a rattlesnake, ready to bite, two feet away. Read more...
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Environmental science students present their senior capstone research on Eco-Certification programs for green hotels at UCLA’s Environmental Science Senior Practicum on Wednesday.
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May 29, 2:53 am
UCLA offers first facial reconstruction program to patients in West Coast
To aid patients with severe facial abnormalities, the UCLA Health System launched a face transplantation program last week "“ the first in the western United States. Read more...
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Patients will undergo facial reconstruction in new UCLA Health System program.
Courtesy of Roxanne Moster
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May 29, 2:47 am
One Mind for Research panel advocates brain disease research, social equality for mentally ill
In the Covel Grand Horizon Room, rows of neuroscientists, doctors and advocates sat side by side with laptops and cups of coffee, with one goal in mind "“ curing brain disease. Read more...
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Actress Glenn Close talks about the stigmas of mental illness during the first annual One Mind for Research conference at UCLA.
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May 25, 2:23 am
Study by UCLA, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology suggests planning ahead can be ineffective
Students are often told to plan ahead, but a new study suggests that too much planning ahead to achieve multiple specific goals may actually obstruct one's ability to complete that goal. Read more...
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May 8, 1:13 am
UCLA pre-med students interested in alternative medicine shadow acupuncturist for internship
An observant and inquisitive group huddled around the examination table in a Santa Monica clinic as an acupuncture student reassured her patient. Read more...
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Mia Nguyen, a clinical intern at Emperor’s College Acupuncture Clinic in Santa Monica, and licensed acupuncturist Steven Stone work on a patient’s swollen knee by feeling for certain pressure points. UCLA pre-med students observed the treatment for an internship with the clinic.