Though some blame the media for portraying images that encourage thin bodies and abnormal attitudes about diet and exercise, UCLA research shows the primary cause of eating disorders cannot be fully blamed on environmental factors. Read more...
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March 3, 9:00 pm
Genetic factors impact development of disorders
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February 3, 9:00 pm
Discovering the genetic magic behind love
It is not just the way your partner gazes into your eyes. Your genes may have a major influence in your romantic relationships. Attraction is a baffling concept, but some clues have been found on the molecular level that could explain the complexity of love. Humans' drive to find compatible mates may depend largely on their genetic encoding. Read more...
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February 3, 9:00 pm
DNA on file: finding suspects with data from birth
If you were born in California after 1965, the state most likely has your DNA on file in accordance with state law. Read more...
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January 29, 9:32 pm
Grant to fund digital mapping
The W.M. Keck Foundation recently pledged $500,000 to UCLA for the establishment of an undergraduate program in digital cultural mapping. Read more...
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January 20, 9:42 pm
Students build hydrogen-powered go-kart
Behind the driver’s seat of a hydrogen-powered race kart sits the fuel cell, a block of machinery that makes the whole thing go. Just 11 days before competing in an international kart race, the UCLA team still had not received its fuel cell in the mail. Read more...
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January 20, 9:29 pm
Mechanical engineers design BattleBots for robotic combat
BY SANDY BUI Bruin contributor [email protected] With its 12-pound steel bar spinning rapidly, the UBRuined robot can shred other robots apart ruthlessly. With a steel cylinder edged with teeth in front, the UCLASH robot spins while storing enough energy to attack its next enemy. Read more...
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November 25, 10:18 pm
Neuroscience conference probes brain
More than 32,000 scientists from different fields came together last week to discuss one topic: the brain. Read more...