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One of the missions of the Bridge@USC is to train the next generation of scientists. This past summer, USC Undergraduates and local high school students had the opportunity to work in a variety of labs with professors who are looking to build the first atomic resolution structure of man. For more information about the Bridge Initiative: http://bridge.usc.edu.

The Bridge Institute at the University of Southern California is a collection of artists, engineers, scientists and physicians bridging the molecules of life to improve the human condition. The Bridge Institute strives to Develop a dynamic model of the human body using computational and structural biologists, as well as artists, filmmakers, and many others, to solve the molecular structures of proteins. The values of the Bridge Institute are Teamwork, Imagination, Innovation, Learning, Teaching, and Convergence.

To address “impossible” health challenges that have long eluded conventional approaches, the University of Southern California’s Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences and Viterbi School of Engineering have established The Bridge@USC. This initiative unites the best minds in chemistry, biology, medicine, mathematics, engineering, physics and nanosciences — as well as experts in such areas as animation and cinematography — to build the first atomic resolution structure of man. For more information on the bridge@usc, visit:http://bridge.usc.edu