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- 1UCLA awarded $75 million in NSF grants for quantum technology▼UCLA receives $75 million in NSF grants for quantum technology
UCLA has received $75 million in grants from the National Science Foundation to support quantum technology research. The funding, reported by the Daily Bruin, will advance the university's work in quantum science, a field seen as key to future computing, communications and sensing capabilities. The award positions UCLA among the leading US institutions in quantum research.
- 2Maryland football crushed 54-3 by UCLA●Takeaways from Maryland football’s stunning 54-3 defeat versus UCLA
Maryland football suffered a stunning 54-3 defeat against UCLA, a lopsided scoreline that has drawn immediate reaction from sports outlets and fans. Commentators are breaking down what went wrong for the Terrapins and what the heavy loss means for the team's season outlook going forward.
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UCLA defeated Maryland by a wide margin in a college basketball matchup, with the rout drawing attention from sports fans discussing the lopsided result. The victory underscores UCLA's strength this season, while Maryland faces questions after the heavy defeat. Exact scores and player performances were not detailed in the circulating reports.
- 4UCLA builds frog-like hopping robot powered by twisted elastic rods●Frog-like hopping robot propelled by twisting elastic rods
Engineers at UCLA have developed a small hopping robot that moves like a frog, using twisting elastic rods as its propulsion mechanism. The design stores energy in the elastic rods, which twist to launch the robot into jumps. The work points to new ways of building agile robots that can hop over obstacles where wheels or legs struggle.