USC Dornsife News

The renowned USC Dornsife chemist takes part in a panel discussion about the role of Russian science in reshaping global innovation in the years to come.

An international group led by a USC Dornsife climate expert upgrades a global database that tracks global shifts in temperatures.

Student interns are spending the summer doing important research at USC Dornsife’s Southern California Earthquake Center, considered an international leader in earthquake forecasting.

The development of a 3-D crystal structure gives molecular biologist Kaori Noridomi a clear view of how myasthenia gravis behaves.

Researchers from USC and France identify a gene-regulating protein that is critical for the survival of a pathogenic fungus.

As the convergence of big data and the biological sciences accelerates, a new USC Dornsife program enables students to ask and answer some of the living world’s most pressing scientific questions.

A study co-led by Caleb Finch of biological sciences at USC Dornsife suggests that tiny, dirty airborne particles known as PM2.5 invade the brain, exacerbating and promoting dementia in older women

The Southern California Earthquake Center is leading the charge in earthquake system science to ensure that wherever and whenever “the big one” hits, we’re prepared.

Seven teams of finalists present their entrepreneurial startup ideas to create meaningful environmental change to a panel of judges as they compete for $15,000 in prize money.