Uber and Lyft driver pay isn't keeping up with soaring fares, study saysYou're paying more, but workers might not be reaping the rewards.By J. Fingas, 02.14.2023
Scientists may have found an affordable way to destroy forever chemicalsPFAS are everywhere and have been linked to negative health effects.By I. Bonifacic, 08.20.2022
Apple is reportedly working on mental health monitoring using iPhone dataSensors and algorithms could help detect depression, anxiety and cognitive decline.By K. Holt, 09.21.2021
Apple sponsors a three-year UCLA study on depression and anxietyThe company will provide participants with Apple Watch and Beddit devices.By I. Bonifacic, 08.04.2020
Professor convicted of sending US missile chip technology to ChinaHe could serve up to 219 years in prison.By J. Fingas, 07.06.2019
Scientists capture 4D atomic movement in breakthrough experimentThe observations contradict long-held theories on how elements melt and freeze.By S. Dent, 07.01.2019
Stretchable 'skin' gives robots the sense of touchThe skin mimics the way a human hand can feel.By M. Moon, 10.18.2017
Sperm microscope may help nanobots navigate human bodiesFor the first time scientists can see how sperm move in 3D.By R. England, 09.14.2017
Dwarf star's atmosphere holds the ingredients for lifeIt hints that the conditions for life could be more common than you think.By J. Fingas, 02.13.2017
Scientists map every atom inside a nanoparticleThe trick could help spot the tiniest defects in materials.By J. Fingas, 02.06.2017
Scientists recreated Jupiter's chaotic atmosphere in the labThe results will help us better understand data from the Juno probe. By S. Dent, 01.24.2017
Low-cost DNA sequencer uses Nokia 1020's camera as a microscopeBut their technique could eventually be used with other smartphones' cameras.By M. Moon, 01.19.2017
Green-hot galaxies reveal clues to the ancient universeScientists found the rare dwarf galaxies were common shortly after the Big Bang.By S. Dent, 01.16.2017
Doctors use ultrasound to jump-start coma patient's brainSonic stimulation could speed up coma recovery.By S. Buckley, 08.24.2016
Faintest known galaxy could shed light on the early universeScientists have discovered a very tiny galaxy from 13 billion years ago.By J. Fingas, 05.30.2016
Napster co-founder's new institute aims to beat cancerSean Parker is uniting six universities in a bid to find a cure.By J. Fingas, 04.13.2016
ICYMI: Pollution concrete, EV wireless charging and moreUCLA has dropped the up-cycling gauntlet.By K. Davis, 04.07.2016
UCLA open sources image detector that can see what we can'tThe powerful algorithm is now up on GitHub and Matlab CentralBy M. Moon, 02.12.2016
Virtual wound will teach medics how to treat soldiersIt may look disgusting, but this virtual injury could save a soldier's life.By J. Fingas, 11.30.2015