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At a time when the worlds of science, medicine and technology seem to be moving faster than ever, UCLA’s Technology Development Group hosted LABEST, a weeklong summit illustrating how the future of bioscience and medical technology depends not only on breakthrough discoveries but on the crucial work of translating those discoveries into solutions with real-world impact.
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A study co-led by UCLA found patients who received the experimental drug daraxonrasib lived a median of 13.2 months, compared with 6.7 months for those who received chemotherapy after their cancer stopped responding to prior treatment.
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The chancellor reflected on the personal history that shaped his leadership, challenges facing higher education, and his vision for UCLA at a moment of rapid changes — and opportunities.
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Check out Newsroom’s curated selection of stories from across campus spotlighting LGBTQ+ voices, histories and research.
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From research awards and new leadership appointments to heartfelt remembrances, here’s what’s been happening recently.
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Long before he was a Cy Young-winning ace for the New York Yankees, Gerrit Cole was pitch perfect at UCLA.
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Read more of the latest research & news stories
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UCLA research suggests that some people are more likely to age successfully when they maintain this one childhood trait throughout their lives.
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“People don’t change their behavior much,” said Brian Taylor, a research fellow at the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies. If traffic sometimes seems lighter in Los Angeles,, it is because small reductions in vehicles on the city’s near-capacity freeways create outsized changes in flow. “A 10% drop in traffic can result in a 40% or 50% drop in delay,” Taylor said.
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UCLA climate scientist Alex Hall says it could help prevent the next catastrophic wildfire. “There’s the scientific piece of understanding when the events are truly dangerous,” says Hall. “Then, there’s the collective action piece of agreeing in advance what our actions are going to be. I think if we did all of that, we would be safer.”
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Jun
5
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5 p.m.
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Herb Alpert School of Music – Lani Hall
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Join the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music for the final uclaFLUX concert of the 2025–26 academic year and hear chamber music from the 20th and 21st centuries that explores new performance approaches and techniques. This event is free!
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Jun
8
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The Center for Near Eastern Studies and Iranian Studies present an online presentation by Pooyan Tamimi Arab, associate professor of secular and religious studies at Utrecht University, surveying scholarship in the arts, humanities and social sciences responding to the Women, Life, Freedom uprising in Iran. Register for this free webinar.
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Jun
8
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This online lecture series from the UCLA Center for Chinese Studies brings together leading scholars from North America and China to explore Ming dynasty book and manuscript culture across eight events. Remarks are delivered in Chinese with live simultaneous English interpretation. Register for one or more of the webinars.
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Jun
10
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9:30 a.m.
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Virtual option for sold-out event
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The UCLA Teaching and Learning Center’s inaugural symposium will provide a forum for dialogue on the impact of emerging technologies and includes a keynote address by Professor Terence Tao and a panel discussion. Register today to attend this event online.
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