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Neuroscientist teaches students the entrepreneurial mindset
The USC Marshall assistant professor of clinical entrepreneurship strives to understand the mind through meticulous research and passionate instruction.
Can policy decisions reduce our appetite for meat?
USC experts weigh in on combating climate change with plant-based food.
USC scientists use AI to predict a wildfire’s next move
STORY AND VIDEO: Researchers have developed a new model that combines generative AI and satellite data to accurately forecast wildfire spread.
Andrew Call named dean of USC Leventhal School of Accounting
Call — known for his inclusive decision-making, innovative teaching and influential research — comes to USC from Arizona State.
USC researchers turn the body’s B cells into tiny surveillance machines, antibody factories
The technology could be used to treat or prevent chronic diseases or infections such as HIV.
USC researchers detect massive internet outage in Bangladesh amid civil unrest
“To take a country of nearly 170 million people off the Internet is a drastic step,” says John Heidemann of USC Viterbi’s Information Sciences Institute.
New USC pharmacy opens on University Park Campus
The pharmacy in King Hall, near the Engemann Student Health Center, more than doubles the space of the previous location, and increases services as well.
USC architecture pipeline course helps high school students prep for college — and beyond
The USC School of Architecture A-LAB program is preparing students who will diversify the architecture profession. Watch the video.
Mental health disparities in L.A. County worsened during COVID pandemic, study shows
Depression risk grew more common among non-white residents, with the largest effects in areas hit hardest by pandemic deaths.