Five warning signs of diabetes: What to watch for, and when to see your doctor
Diabetes affects more than 1 in 10 Americans — and many of them don’t know they have it.
USC Dornsife celebrates Tyler Prize winner for turning fungal science into global conservation
Toby Kiers is honored for research on mycorrhizal fungi — and for efforts to map and protect the underground networks that sustain life on Earth.
How hidden factors beneath Istanbul shape earthquake risk
Underground heat and sediment patterns control how earthquakes behave along one of the most dangerous faults in the eastern Mediterranean.
How artificial intelligence can help new CEOs drive innovation
New USC research shows AI can be a strategic catalyst for innovation and creativity, especially during leadership transition.
Spotlight shines on faculty research in AI, entrepreneurial impact, supply chain efficiency
USC Marshall professors present inspired research that spans disciplines and offers cutting edge solutions to modern problems.
Can we prevent AI from acting like a sociopath?
Artificial intelligence often displays questionable moral instincts. USC Dornsife researchers are investigating how to keep them aligned with human values.
In memoriam: William McClure, scientist who developed USC’s neurosciences programs
A popular teacher, McClure mentored many students across his long career.
How dangerous is poor air quality for your health?
A Keck Medicine of USC thoracic surgeon explains the health impact of dirty air.
L.A.-area fires showed how much neighborliness matters for wildfire safety
Managing fire risk is also about caring for one’s community. Two USC experts share how learning that ethos can begin in schools.
USC study reveals hidden cellular layers in the brain’s memory center
The new research provides a blueprint for understanding memory and disease.
