Created at USC Viterbi, this robot can go most anywhere a person can go, disinfect the space and even check its own work.
Tag: Research
How will COVID-19 affect our next generation?
USC researchers say in-utero exposure to the coronavirus could cause developmental difficulties and accelerated aging in the century ahead.
Researchers find evidence of pandemic fatigue; younger and older adults resumed risky social behaviors as COVID-19 progressed
USC study also reveals differences in preventive behavior based on gender, race, education, state of residence, health condition and trusted news source.
USC study finds need for national plan to address the impact of COVID-19 on mental health
USC researchers have catalogued mental and physical issues that have been exacerbated by the pandemic.
A Gift to Support Public Interest Law
Philanthropist Barbara Bice has made a $2 million gift to support the work of the USC Gould School of Law’s Public Interest Law Foundation.
Economic Research on the World Stage
Twelve USC Marshall MBA students recently presented their findings on digital trade at the Asia-Pacific Economic Corporation’s annual meeting in Sydney, Australia.
From Hollywood to Malibu: Mapping Joan Didion’s Los Angeles
USC Dornsife scholar David Ulin helps us find the places that shaped the acclaimed writer’s life in the Southland.
Socially Assistive Robot Helps Children with Autism
USC researchers have developed personalized learning robots for children with autism and studied the robots’ ability to gauge the children’s engagement in therapeutic interventions.
Protecting Sea Life Through Science
USC senior Connie Machuca studies corals and anemones to understand how they respond to rising temperatures, acidification and other ocean-related issues linked to climate change.
Pharmacy Student Receives Grant for Work Resolving Disparities in Mental Health Care
The grant enables Grace Singson to conduct an LGBTQ+ Competency Workshop and funds her travel to the CPNP 2020 Annual Meeting to present her results.