Implantable “Charging Station” to boost cancer-fighting immune cells
While researchers have successfully bioengineered immune cells to attack certain cancers, tumors often actively suppress immune activity once these cells enter the body, limiting the effectiveness of these types of therapies.
Macrophage immune cells need constant reminders to retain memories of prior infections
This article was originally published by UCLA Health UCLA researchers have discovered that immune cells known as macrophages remain
Psychology professor named 2026 Sloan Research Fellow
Today, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation announced the recipients of the 2026 Sloan Research Fellowship, an award that honors exceptional
Is Your Relationship…OK? (Science Vs)
On the February 12 Science Vs podcast, UCLA psychology professor and relationship expert Benjamin Karney shares insights from his research