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
Trump administration drops appeal of court order blocking $1.2-billion UCLA settlement
Today, the L.A. Times reports on the Trump administration’s decision to drop its appeal of a November court order that blocked
The Science of Connection – UCLA researchers breaking ground in understanding human bonds
Breaking new ground in understanding human bonds is the mission of a diverse cadre of UCLA researchers
UCLA study uncovers a trade‑off between repair and longevity in aging muscle stem cells
A new UCLA study provides insight into the slower repair and recovery process in aging muscles. This latest study –
For Life Sciences alum and student leader Naomi Hammonds, every day is a ‘National Day of Service’
By Jeannie Barber-Choi In 1966, Martin Luther King Jr. described health injustice as “the most shocking and the most inhuman”