Optimal IC Technologies purchases license from USC to begin development of products that would improve production yields and revolutionize semiconductor design optimization.
USC experts predict the urban changes that COVID-19 will bring about, including the potential death of commuting and an increased focus on green space.
USC Viterbi researchers have created a model that can analyze complex, real-world systems and determine likely outcomes.
Neeraj Sood drew headlines for studies testing for coronavirus antibodies. The health economist is just getting started.
In the global scientific race to curb the coronavirus, a USC researcher and his team engineer a promising solution.
She came to USC to start a lab — one that today holds a key resource in the fight against COVID-19 — and to be herself.
The gift creates and supports the Rosalie and Harold Rae Brown Center for Cancer Drug Discovery, which will focus on accelerating the development of groundbreaking cancer treatments.
The USC-Lockheed Martin Quantum Computing Center will upgrade to D-Wave’s Advantage system with more than 5000 qubits.
Imagine a museum where Japanese Americans from World War II live on as virtual avatars. Recent USC graduate Cole Kawana is working on it.
The findings from USC researchers provide a clear path to uncovering new drugs to control addiction, pain and neurological disorders such as epilepsy and muscle spasticity.
Chemical engineers at USC Viterbi have unlocked a fatal vulnerability in many cancer cells: sugar inflexibility.
USC and IBM researchers are using deep learning to identify manufacturing issues before they spread, reducing wasted time, money and materials.
Computational models developed by USC researchers indicate that keeping tumor cells in competition can lead to more effective cancer treatments.
Two USC Viterbi electrical and computer engineers win grant to bring systems and AI closer together.
The decorated USC professor received an award from the Society for Research on Biological Rhythms for decades of research into the mustard plant.
Less than 10% of people aged 65 or older meet the national guidelines for physical activity. USC researchers believe a new smartphone app can help.
A grant from the National Science Foundation will help USC researchers track the potential spread of the coronavirus through wastewater samples.
On the heels of the first-ever launch of astronauts into orbit aboard a commercially owned spacecraft, learn more about the USC community’s contributions to space exploration.
The process for drug and treatment approval is long, USC neurologist Mindy Aisen notes, but is designed to guarantee that what a physician gives you will help — not hurt — you.
By day, Lauana Rodrigues Pereira Herbert helps her medical team respond to a global pandemic. At night, she studies for her MBA in USC Marshall’s International Business Education and Research program.
USC researchers investigate crowdwork — assigning mundane tasks via a website — and determine how to help these workers feel invested in their duties.
Hannah Walker, a winner of the USC Discovery Scholar Prize, spent a chunk of her undergraduate career creating a device to inexpensively map the ocean’s underwater topography.
Kalya Stanten, who recently graduated with a master’s degree in stem cell biology and regenerative medicine, wants to further her lab research into gene editing and cell therapy.
USC scientists may have solved the storage problem that has long slowed the spread of renewables.