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How quantum computing simulates nature, aids blockbuster drugs and gets Congress to agree
USC, home of the first operational quantum computer in academia, hosted its second quantum technology forum, bringing together leading experts from industry, academia and government.
Women’s golf team takes a high-tech approach to success
STORY, VIDEO and PHOTOS: With state-of-the-art putting greens and driving ranges, high-tech simulators give Trojans a complete overview of their game.
$5 million gift establishes Donna and Spencer Gilbert Global Justice and Human Rights Center
The USC Gould center will support education, research and projects that promote respect for human rights with a focus on prevention and justice for victims of atrocities as well as refugee rights.
To get around the L.A. Olympics, take to the skies
USC Marshall students hear about Archer Aviation’s plans to use electric air taxis during the 2028 Games.
Is year-round daylight saving time a good idea? Maybe not
A USC expert confirms the biological challenges of the time change; if anything, we should be on standard time all year.
Is acid reflux dangerous?
Acid reflux might seem like a temporary inconvenience, but long-term acid reflux can be dangerous. A USC expert explains.
Research That Saves Lives
USC is one of the nation’s premier research institutions, where bold ideas and cross-disciplinary collaboration fuel discovery and innovation. Our researchers tackle society’s most urgent challenges, delivering solutions that save lives and improve communities around the world. We are deeply grateful for the trust the American taxpayer has placed in USC’s research enterprise that advances our nation’s global and economic competitiveness.
Featured from USC Trojan Family Magazine
School of Dramatic Arts graduate sings and dances with Jennifer Lopez in new musical drama now in theaters.
Pioneer, patient advocate, philanthropist — the USC Mann School alumnus has worn many hats during his more than 35-year career as a health care entrepreneur and CEO.
USC Interim President Beong-Soo Kim shares his recommendations for written and musical works that shed light on democratic values.
Cancer treatments are saving and extending more lives than ever. USC practitioners are guiding patients from diagnosis to treatment to facing their post-care future by connecting them with necessary resources.
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Latest Podcast Episodes
The Future of Wearable Technology with Yasser Khan
Yasser Khan is an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at USC, whose work sits at the intersection of engineering, medicine and design. He gives us insight on how these devices will create a more precise picture into our health and wellness. Yasser talks about his work as an engineer in the healthcare space, what it takes to push a new idea forward and what the future holds for human-centered technology.
Living Long & Living Well: Longevity Today
How can we live long and live well, too? Experts on aging will discuss the individual and societal challenges as well as gifts of longevity from legal, health, and practical perspectives, as well as share advice on preparing for a safe and healthy old age.
Music and the Mind with Assal Habibi
Assal Habibi is an associate professor of psychology at USC’s Brain and Creativity Institute who, among other endeavors, is actively researching the influence of music on health and development, focusing on how our biology and experiences shape the brain and development of cognitive, emotional and social abilities across our lifespan.
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