The forum introduced the university’s vision on how to continue its growth in the field of quantum by focusing on promising research areas and more.
The method is the first of its kind, reclaiming high-value materials from both the carbon fiber fabric and polymer of a material commonly used in manufacturing.
The USC Dornsife professor explains how her exploration of captive tigers’ genetic ancestry could benefit the wild tiger population.
USC Dornsife’s Sylvain Barbot discusses why his new study forces researchers to rethink the fundamental basis of the fault mechanics used in forecasting the seismic activity of earthquakes.
STORY AND VIDEO: Since its founding in 1999, the institute has produced cutting-edge computing research that has been used by Hollywood, academia, tech and the military.
Soeren Mattke, director of the Brain Health Observatory at the USC Dornsife Center for Economic and Social Research, discusses how a simple blood test could affect how Alzheimer’s is diagnosed.
This artificial intelligence model promises to reduce the time required to develop new drugs and other medical treatments.
USC Thornton Dean Jason King and LA Opera soprano Renée Fleming were among the speakers at the workshop hosted at Cammilleri Hall on the University Park Campus.
A new study provides clear evidence that the inner core began to decrease its speed around 2010.
