
Liquid magic: Scientists reveal why water is one of the most remarkable substances in the universe
We can’t live without water, of course. But the H20 molecule itself is quite remarkable. Find out why.
We can’t live without water, of course. But the H20 molecule itself is quite remarkable. Find out why.
A world-first method to enable quantum optical circuits that use photons — light particles — heralds a new future for secure communication and quantum computing.
USC chemical engineers are developing an environmentally friendly way to upcycle carbon dioxide emissions into polymers, pharmaceuticals and other materials.
Chemical engineers at USC Viterbi have unlocked a fatal vulnerability in many cancer cells: sugar inflexibility.
USC Viterbi researchers join the global effort to develop a vaccine against the new coronavirus that could halt the pandemic.
USC Viterbi researchers are collaborating with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory on technology to turn carbon dioxide into usable fuel.
USC Viterbi researchers use computer-based models to identify the ways that spores evade attack from chemicals and radiation.
USC expert in metallurgy takes simple, seemingly useless elements to make functional materials out of them.
Two researchers develop environmentally responsible best practices for finding oil and gas deep beneath the Earth’s surface.
Both engineering and computer science programs place highest in the nation.
Malancha Gupta’s research could one day improve biomedical devices, textiles and membranes.
We tend to think that oxygen is good for us. But chemical engineer Noah Malmstadt studies how the corrosive and highly unstable gas damages cells.
A new Israeli postage stamp honors the USC Dornsife Nobel Prize winner and the United Nations’ proclaimed 2015 International Year of Light.
Excelling as a USC student and postdoctoral fellow, Soonja Choe has led advances for women in sciences and engineering.
Lyssa Aruda’s childhood passion leads to active engagement at USC Viterbi.
Simin Mehrabani creates an award-winning ultraviolet sensor.
USC Viterbi dean is honored by the country’s top research establishment for his dedication to engineering education.
Trustee Ray R. Irani PhD ’57, executive chairman of Occidental Petroleum Corp. and namesake of the university’s Ray R. Irani Hall, was appointed the Judge Widney Professor of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry by USC provost and senior vice president for academic affairs Elizabeth Garrett on March 1.