| UCLA
research newsletters and magazines |
ENGINEERING
Published by the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and
Applied Sciences (HSSEAS),
UCLA Engineer features several in-depth articles
outlining the research currently being conducted by engineering
faculty. The Spring 2004 issue includes an introduction
to the School's new Biomedical Informatics Center and
features the UCLA wireless initiative.
http://www.engineeringalum.ucla.edu/pdf/UEsp04.pdf
MATERIALS SCIENCES
Updates on the research and people of the UCLA Department
of Materials Science and Engineering can be found in the
UCLA MSE Newsletter. The latest issue highlights
multidisciplinary research being conducted by professor
Bruce Dunn on portable electronics and power sources,
as well as the organic polymer electronics designed by
professor Yang Yang.
www.seas.ucla.edu/ms/
UROLOGY
The Department of Urology in the David Geffen School of
Medicine publishes an annual newsletter which covers issues
in clinical and laboratory urology. The current newsletter
features faculty research on early-stage prostate cancer
treatments, and a new multidisciplinary bladder cancer
program.
www.uclaurology.com/common/newsletters.cfm
The Department of Urology also features an Innovations
and Technology webpage summarizing the latest diagnostic
and therapeutic breakthroughs Urology faculty researchers
have developed.
www.uclaurology.com/innovations.cfm
CHEMISTRY & BIOCHEMISTRY
Details about faculty and their research in the UCLA Department
of Chemistry and Biochemistry can be found in the quarterly
newsletter published by the UCLA Association of Chemists
and Biochemists.
www.chem.ucla.edu/~alice/ALUM_NEWSLTR/SP04_pg1.html
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
Upcoming events for students and faculty of the UCLA Biomedical
Engineering Department are listed in the BMES News,
published by the UCLA Biomedical Engineering Society.
http://128.97.11.89/bmesociety/newsletter/2004/
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
The EE Department's quarterly newsletter is packed with
research highlights, news about its industrial affiliates
program, new lab introductions, and provides a summary
of faculty and student awards and honors.
www.ee.ucla.edu/about/newsletters/
NANOTECHNOLOGY
A well-rounded portrayal of the activities underway in
the California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI) is published
in the newsletter, Spheres. The most recent issue
features reviews of the seminar series addressing the
technologies of molecule electromechanics and microelectronics.
The newsletter includes detailed diagrams, and the current
research being done by CNSI faculty members.
www.cnsi.ucla.edu/Spheres/Spring03/SpheresSpring03.pdf
CANCER DISCOVERIES
UCLA Cancer Discoveries uncovers the latest in
cancer treatment research at UCLA. The current issue reports
on developments in targeted therapies; improving cancer
detection; profiles Dr. Economu, Deputy Directory Jonsson
Comprehensive Cancer Center; core research facilities,
and more.
http://cancer.mednet.ucla.edu/discoveries/2003/index.html
AGING
Research and topics pertaining to aging are highlighted
in UCLA's Center on Aging newsletter. Articles provide
several links to informational resources. The Director's
Letter (Dr. Gary Small) is a "must read" challenging you
to a healthier mental life style.
www.aging.ucla.edu/Aging%20NL%20Spring%2004.pdf
AIDS
The UCLA Aids Institute is one of the nation's leading
research organizations seeking to eliminate HIV and AIDS. Insider
is the Institute's newsletter showcasing the research, faculty and programs in place to help achieve these goals.
www.research.ucla.edu/whatsbruin/2004/7/morenews/insider_feb_2004.pdf
ENVIRONMENT
Multidisciplinary research projects conducted in tropical
forests (Panama, Costa Rica, China, and Madagascar) are
featured in UCLA's Center for Tropical Research newsletter,
Seed.
www.ioe.ucla.edu/CTR/publications/newsletterS04.pdf
Find out about recent grant awards, new faculty researchers,
and events at UCLA's Institute of the Environment (IoE).
The IoE is devoted to interdisciplinary research and teaching,
aiming at regional, national and global environmental
problems.
www.ioe.ucla.edu/environs/environs_SP03.pdf
CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
The UCLA Civil & Engineering Department's semi-annual newsletter highlights research, awards and bio's of new faculty members. Current issue includes research investigating the role environmental biofilms play in mercury contamination, seismic ground failure analysis, and advanced data assimilation for remote environmental sensing.
www.cee.ucla.edu/news/spring04a.pdf
HEALTHCARE
UCLA's Medical Center publishes Vital Signs for
the general public, and features the latest medical treatments
and healthcare options available at UCLA. Recent topics
include heart disease, strokes, care for seniors, diabetes,
spine surgery, bone growth, diet, and more. healthcare.ucla.edu/vital-signs/
UCLA COLLEGE REPORT
The UCLA College of Letters & Science is the largest
academic organization in the University of California
system. In the UCLA COLLEGE REPORT, you will
learn about research breakthroughs in the arts and humanities,
as well as the life sciences and physical sciences.
www.college.ucla.edu/collegereport/
UCLA TODAY
The UCLA campus newspaper for faculty and staff, UCLA
Today, covers a variety of research topics in each
issue ranging from faculty bio's and scientific awards
to major research center gifts and more.
www.today.ucla.edu/html/textnews.html
UCLA DAILY BRUIN
A weekly overview of events and research in the UCLA physical,
health, and life science communities is covered on the
Science and Health page of the UCLA Daily Bruin.
The page also publishes feature articles on broader trends
in science, as well as profiles of faculty and researchers.
www.dailybruin.ucla.edu/news/sections.asp?id=32
UCLA MAGAZINE
UCLA Magazine is an award-winning publication
distributed quarterly to some 235,000 UCLA alumni, selected
donors and friends of the university. Each issue includes
an in-depth feature on a new institute, research initiative
or technology in development at UCLA.
www.magazine.ucla.edu
GRADUATE QUARTERLY
The UCLA Graduate Division publishes a quarterly newsmagazine
which highlights the achievements of UCLA graduate students,
and includes articles of interest to masters' and doctoral
students. Currently, the Graduate Quarterly
features an excellent article on the Molecular Biology
Institute (MBI)
at UCLA, its research, and how the Institute spans across
some 20 department disciplines. Several student profiles
also provide the reader a unique perspective on conducting
research at UCLA as a grad student.
www.gdnet.ucla.edu/asis/library/gqintro.htm
UCLA SCIENTIFIC REVIEW
Launched in July 2004, the UCLA Scientific Review
is a quarterly journal written and published by UCLA science
and engineering graduate students. The Journal covers
a broad area of research at UCLA, and features editorials
and commentary on global news and issues in science, technology
and education. Topics in the current issue include electronic
voting, acute stroke, computer vision, neuroscience and
early brain development, and enzyme replacement therapy.
www.scientificreview.ucla.edu/issues.html
UCLA PATENTS, TECH-TRANSFER AND FACULTY STARTUPS
What's BRUIN in the Labs? highlights technology
transfer news and research collaboration opportunities
at UCLA, and is distributed to leading industry R&D
executives and UCLA principal investigators. The newsletter
is published by UCLA's Office of Intellectual Property
Administration (OIPA). Topics include faculty startups,
the latest in issued patents, technologies available for
licensing, university-industry collaboration opportunities,
tech-transfer business models, and other research-related
news from the labs at UCLA.
www.research.ucla.edu/whatsbruin/2004/7/
| UCLA
researchers in the news |
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Brain Building
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[more]
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[more]
Medicare Proposes to Cover PET Scans
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Renowned UCLA Molecular Biologist Richard A. Gatti, M.D. Named to NeoStem Medical Advisory Board
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Magee Group Becomes Member of UCLA's Wireless Internet for the Mobile Enterprise Consortium
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Yahoo Exec and Wife Give UCLA $25 Million
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[more]
Semiconductor Industry Expands Multi-Million Dollar University Research Program for Future Technologies; UCLA to Lead Newest Research Focus Center on Nanoscale Materials
[more]
Precision Dynamics Corporation and Convergent Ventures Announce Agreement to Form and Fund ORFID Corporation
[more]
Convergent Ventures and Precision Dynamics Corporation Announce Agreement to Form and Fund ORFID Corporation
[more]
ORFID Corporation, a UCLA Spin-out, Receives Initial Funding From Precision Dynamics Corporation and Convergent Ventures
[more]
ASCEND Therapeutics, Inc. Announces Formation of Scientific Advisory Board
[more]
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First robot moved by muscle power
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Radiologists provide safe delivery method for gene therapy
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[more]
L.A. Physician/Researcher Founds Institute for Myeloma and Bone Cancer; Non-profit Organization Aims to Develop New and Cutting-Edge Therapies
[more]
UCLA Offers E-Mail Notification to Facilitate Commercial Use of Research Discoveries [more]
Santarus shares up 12% in IPO debut
[more]
New test may diagnose heart disease risk better
[more]
MacroPore Biosurgery Appoints E. Carmack Holmes, MD, Surgeon-in-Chief of UCLA Medical Center, to Board of Directors
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UCLA Research Funding Awards
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