This workshop, presented by Dr. Christine R. Wells from UCLA, provides an in-depth exploration of meta-analysis in Stata. Participants will learn about systematic reviews, data collection and organization, running meta-analyses, interpreting results, creating graphs, and identifying biases. The focu

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The New Student Sessions 2023 offer valuable resources and advising information for Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology (MCDB) as well as Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics (MIMG) undergraduate majors at UCLA. Learn about MCDB and MIMG major requirements, upper-division core cou

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This workshop conducted by UCLA's OARC covers essential Stata commands for preparing data sets for statistical analysis. It includes topics like inspecting and creating variables, handling missing data, merging datasets, and processing data efficiently. Participants will learn to use do-files, write

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The American Association for Chinese Studies (AACS) Newsletter for 2022-2023 provides insights into the association's activities, including board members, conference call for papers, budget requests, and member achievements. The President's message highlights the successful 64th convention in Denver

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Explore a research-based curriculum, 'The Internet and Us,' designed to enhance Internet literacy among secondary school students. The program focuses on critical media literacy principles and teaches themes like history of the web, virtual sociality, and brain-behavioral science. Engage in particip

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The UCLA Sepsis Best Practice Alert (BPA) system aids in creating timely and effective care plans for patients diagnosed with sepsis. This comprehensive guide covers the activation triggers, BPA location, creation process, and elements of the Sepsis Careplan, emphasizing the importance of early inte

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Graduate Student Researchers (GSRs) at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) are selected for their academic promise and assist faculty members with scholarly research. They are primarily students receiving training for academic and research careers. GSRs have specific eligibility require

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Discover the field of urban and regional planning at UCLA through the MURP program. Explore the interdisciplinary nature of planning education and the unique perspectives of planning faculty. Learn about planning governance organizations such as AICP, PAB, APA, and ACSP. Gain insights into the chall

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Exploring the key aspects of the Web, this content delves into topics such as the size of the Web, link structure, and the number of sites present. It discusses the importance of defining quantifiable measures when assessing the Web's scale and sheds light on issues like multi-hosted servers and vir

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Learn about preparing grant proposal budgets, understanding acronyms like SCDD and RFP, training modules for SCDD Cycle 44 RFP, and the guidelines from organizations like SCDD, USC, UCLA, UCEDD, and more. Explore the budget terms, allowable costs, and examples to create a detailed grant budget.

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A project funded by DOE HEP focuses on developing a multiatmosphere CO2 amplifier optically pumped by a 4.3m Fe:ZnSe laser. The motivation lies in exploring the potential of optically pumped CO2 lasers for generating picosecond pulses at a high repetition rate. The project involves a collaboration b

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ECIAAA's initiative focuses on reducing social isolation among older adults through various pilot projects, addressing the negative impacts of loneliness on physical and mental health. The UCLA Loneliness Scale is used to measure loneliness levels among participants, showing significant improvements

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Dr. Kelika A. Konda, an Associate Professor at UCLA and Associate Researcher at UPCH, shares her career trajectory from obtaining a BA in environmental health to pursuing an MHS and PhD. She highlights her experiences with Peace Corps, Johns Hopkins, NIH funding, and post-doctoral work in global hea

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Stringent safety measures and regulations have been implemented at UCLA Chemistry Department following recent accidents. The enforcement of safety rules includes strict PPE requirements, banned use of certain chemicals, and adherence to a specific dress code. The policy emphasizes the importance of

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Strict safety measures have been enforced in the chemistry department at UCLA due to recent accidents, leading to the introduction of new safety rules for handling chemicals. This includes bans on certain solvents, implementation of PPE requirements, and adherence to a specific dress code. The empha

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Detailed in-service review by Dr. Quinton Gopen from UCLA Medical School covering various ENT topics such as trauma management, hearing loss, and Meniere's disease. Includes sample questions, answers, and explanations. Helpful insights for medical students and professionals.

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This document covers various problems related to luggage items at airports, including detecting stuck luggage items and aimless cycles. It also discusses defining a UDA to detect specific conditions and exploring operators' processing speeds in a system. The solutions provided involve SQL-TS queries

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Clinical Nurse Specialist, Mary Lawanson-Nichols, initiated a program at UCLA-Santa Monica Medical Center to reduce mortality rates in sepsis patients. By focusing on mentoring skills, leadership development for staff nurses, and examining influences on mortality, the program aims to make a signific

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This case study delves into the challenges faced by academic libraries in reaching out to the life sciences faculty, emphasizing the importance of subject background for liaison librarians. It discusses the necessity of raising awareness among faculty members regarding library services and highlight

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In a world filled with choices, individuals often struggle to pinpoint what truly makes them happy. UCLA Anderson School of Management introduces HappyAppy.com, an online service designed to optimize spending and saving decisions by considering opportunity costs and aligning financial choices with p

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The Medical Aid Initiative (MAI) is a student-initiated and student-run program at UCLA focused on reducing medical waste in the healthcare system. By reallocating donated supplies to organizations traveling abroad, MAI aims to address the issue of medical waste and promote sustainability in healthc

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