USC Dornsife professor named to National Geographic’s “33” list of global changemakers
The honor recognizes Emily Liman for her pioneering research in sensory biology, including the discovery of a new type of protein that functions as a receptor for sour taste.
Disruptive behavior in video game communities: Q&A with USC’s Dmitri Williams
The USC Annenberg professor discusses the unique behavioral traits of video game players.
Visionary leadership celebrated at USC Women’s Conference
At USC’s 18th annual Women’s Conference, USC President Carol Folt discusses leadership lessons — and the Olympics.
For University Professor Adam Leventhal, studying addiction hits close to home
The Keck School of Medicine professor is the founding executive director of the USC Institute for Addiction Science, which has 80 faculty members across 10 USC schools, colleges and hospitals.
Nerve fibers in inner ear adjust sound levels, help compensate for hearing loss in study
USC, Baylor researchers used an innovative imaging tool and made a discovery that could help treat hearing disorders.
How to clear a toxic protein that can lead to Alzheimer’s and related diseases
USC Stem Cell scientists discover a new way to rid cells of toxic tau protein in a study involving “mini-brains” known as organoids.
How AI and genetics are personalizing cancer treatment
A USC-led study uses artificial intelligence to analyze genetic mutations and improve cancer treatment strategies.
Who carries and uses naloxone in the U.S.? Who knows
A new study addresses the lack of nationwide data on who keeps the lifesaving medication with them and uses it to reverse opioid overdoses.
Brilliance and legacy celebrated at USC Black History Month ‘Family Reunion’
STORY, VIDEO AND PHOTOS: Black History Month event features music, delicious food and words of inspiration.
New AI model measures how fast the brain ages
The first-of-its-kind tool can non-invasively track the pace of brain changes using MRI scans, USC researchers say.
