Glenn Fox of the Performance Science Institute at USC Marshall explains why appreciation is good for the bottom line.

USC Dornsife neuroscientist studies the way nerve cells maintain normal levels of communication, giving insight into how some diseases arise — and might be treated.

A study by USC’s Nicolas Duquette found that a 1 percent rise in the tax cost of giving caused charitable donations to drop 4 percent.

Humans sometimes carry a mutation in equivalent genes, USC researchers find.

Known as Cue, the app uses virtual reality to eliminate gender bias in the workplace.

Doctors still don’t have a fast and reliable method for diagnosing respiratory infections, but new venture aims at changing that.

Increased training, more comprehensive outreach and more inclusivity are proposed as part of team’s research agenda.