Fossil fuel emissions are likely responsible for changing the types of nitrogen fixers that are growing in the ocean, a new USC Dornsife study has shown. Some sea life will thrive, others will fade.
Johanna Holm, a Ph.D. candidate in USC Dornsife, collaborates on a “dynamic book” about a science-minded boy who goes to the beach to collect flotsam — anything floating washed ashore. Holm and her team turn his discoveries into a digital experience.
USC Dornsife researchers lead efforts to monitor urban wastewater using robotic submarine gliders, sensor networks and specially equipped boats to track water quality while key coastal pipeline is rehabilitated.
One USC Dornsife student’s twisting path from the Bronx to business school to the lab — to now being honored with the University of California President's Postdoctoral Fellowship
USC College’s new Young Researchers Summer Program turns an aspiring filmmaker into a scientist.
