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The findings, by UCLA professor of physics and astronomy Eric Hudson and his lab, could unlock the most accurate clock ever and allow advances like deep space navigation and communication.
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A sizzling season of sun and fun awaits. Hop in your ride, put the windows down, turn the volume up. We have just the playlist to accompany you on your journey.
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How Los Angeles and cracks in the sidewalk shaped a triple Bruin and English professor’s creative worldview.
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From film screenings to art exhibits to sporting events, explore unique and interesting experiences for Bruins all summer long.
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Read more of the latest research & news stories
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These programs have the potential to address immediate economic hardship, reduce economic inequality and improve health outcomes as well as overall well-being, said Judith Perrigo, an assistant professor in the Social Welfare Department at the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs. The experiments are also rigorously studied, with researchers aiming to provide scientific evidence to policymakers considering incorporating direct cash payments into social safety net programs.
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UCLA Chicano studies professor Yessica Garcia Hernandez, who is writing a book about Rivera, said what makes her remarkable is her personal connection with fans. “She was constantly the mirror to many of the fans,” she said.
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According to a team led by UCLA planetary scientist Bidong Zhang, the composition of asteroids in the outer solar system requires the cloud of material to be donut-shaped, rather than a series of concentric rings in a flat disk.
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Co-presented by the Hammer and the Safeguarding Democracy Project at UCLA Law, an all-star panel of legal scholars analyzes the meaning and implications of the latest U.S. Supreme Court cases, including those on gun rights, reproductive rights, social media regulation, presidential immunity for criminal acts and the power of the administrative state. The panelists will also consider the implications of these rulings for the presidential election season.
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14
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Bily Wilder Theater
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History comes alive — literally — at a museum with a magical secret in this fun-for-all-ages comedy. Presented by the UCLA Film & Television Archive and Hammer Museum, Family Flicks screenings are always free; seating is first come, first served.
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17
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BruinTech hosts informal sessions for staff currently practicing user experience (UX) design to collaborate. Join for in-depth discussions, design reviews, research results and methodology, every third Wednesday of the month.
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Next Tuesday, July 9, is your chance to learn more about the Hammer Museum’s eclectic exhibition based on the vision of fashion design collective Concept Foreign Garments New York (CFGNY). One room of the exhibition was inspired by UCLA collections and research that document the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II. Join UC Santa Barbara professor of Asian American Studies Diane Fujino as she leads an after-hours walk-through of the multifaceted exhibition “Refashioning: CFGNY & Wataru Tominaga” at 6 p.m., then stay for the 7:30 p.m. screening of “Rabbit in the Moon,” a poetic and illuminating picture of one family’s experiences through this deeply troubling chapter in American history. The director and producer will be on hand for a post-show Q&A.
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