The UCLA Distinguished Teaching Awards celebrate teaching excellence and educational innovation, helping to elevate the practice of teaching as outlined in the UCLA for Life flagship initiative, a part of […]
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Antisemitic and Islamophobic hate speech precedes a decrease in lexico-semantic diversity in comment threads online (Nature HSSC) Click here to read the full article. This research was also supported by […]
Mapping the learning curves of deep learning networks – PLOS Computational Biology Click here to read the full article.
As a partner manager at Twitch, Lily Lewis oversees over 100 of the platform’s top creators, working to ensure streamers like Ironmouse, a Puerto-Rican streamer with an immunodeficiency, have equal […]
University labs and classrooms have been among the greatest transmitters of human knowledge—and error—in history. On the one hand, the theory of general relativity, the computer, the internet, the universal […]
Apes are our closest living ancestors (we share about 98 percent of our DNA!) and have long fascinated us with their expressive faces and charming disposition. Chimpanzees, gorillas, orangutans, and […]
In the final episode of Code Red, Podcasts contributors Zoë Bordes and Alicia Ying sit down with UCLA professors Sarah Roberts and Stuart Soroka to get their perspective on the […]
THE HUMAN IMPACT OF TECH Keeping humans in mind as technology marches ahead BY LAUREN MUNRO JOHANNES GUTTENBERG INVENTED THE printing press in the mid-1400s. The first computers were being […]
