Particle shows promise to prevent the spread of triple-negative breast cancer
Like a smart bomb, the potential treatment delivers a cancer-fighting drug directly to cells, deterring metastasis to the lungs.
USC Viterbi researchers make breakthrough in carbon nanotube technology
Researchers have created a flexible, energy-efficient hybrid circuit made from carbon nanotube that could one day replace silicon.
Tiny technology may be the future of medicine
USC took part in a two-day symposium featuring leading chemists, engineers, biologists and medical researchers who shared insights about recent advances in the use of nanotechnology.
Ming Hsieh Institute Symposium Explores Nanomedicine
Small medicine was the big idea as the Health Sciences campus hosted the USC Ming Hsieh Institute for Research on Engineering Medicine for Cancer Symposium on Sept. 29.