Inventions regularly funnel out of UCLA’s research operations.
But with inventions come questions about patent rights.
Author Archives: Sean Greene
1970s bring a surge of students to Westwood, completely transforming the North Village
Parked cars used to be an unusual sight in Westwood’s North Village.
UCLA research team and other UC members evacuated from Egypt by police
In the rural site of Tel el-Amarna, Egypt, the team of UCLA archaeologists felt safe in their seclusion.
Behind the Badge
All I heard was “transient, third floor Engineering I.”
I was inside the university police department’s “brain room,” or the dispatch center, a mass of fancy computers, monitors and servers.
Alumni Meyer and Renee Luskin donate $100 million to School of Public Affairs and the construction of controversial conference center and faculty club
UCLA has received a $100 million donation, the second-largest donation in the university’s history.
Alumni Meyer and Renee Luskin gave $50 million to the UCLA School of Public Affairs.
The other $50 million will go toward the construction of a residential conference center and faculty club, which will be built on the location of the current Faculty Center.
The effects of federal cuts in UCLA research funding
Federal research dollars may be on their way out of UCLA laboratories.
UC President Mark Yudof denounces proposed cuts in state funding to university
Gov. Jerry Brown released a budget proposal this morning that would slash $500 million in funding to the University of California. If adopted, the total tuition payments of UC students would for the first time exceed the state’s contribution to the university’s general fund.