USC Dornsife News

Gorjana Bezmalinovic balances three classes, 20 teaching assistants, 800 students and a loving family. Somehow, she gets it all done. [2 min read]

USC Dornsife’s Mark Thompson, a pioneer in organic LED display screens and photovoltaic technologies is recognized by his engineering peers. [2 min read]

An alliance between USC and global research, development and manufacturing company Agilent enables USC researchers to unravel mysteries within individual cells and develop more targeted and personalized treatments. [4½ min read]

The increasing acumen of artificial intelligence and new understandings of plant and animal behavior are challenging how we define humanity, says USC Dornsife anthropologist Tok Thompson.

As our attitudes about gender identities shift, language is evolving to accommodate the change. [4 min read]

Thanks to USC Dornsife’s Young Scientists Program, students at South Los Angeles elementary school quiz an astronaut orbiting 250 miles above Earth. [4 ½ min read]

The underwater environment at the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences’ Wrigley Marine Science Center offers ‘aquanauts’ a place to test new equipment, simulating conditions for space exploration. [2¼ min read]

Chemist and Divisional Dean Stephen Bradforth and Luis Chiappe of Earth sciences and biological sciences are elected to the American Association for the Advancement of Science. [2½ min read]

A team of USC Dornsife psychologists and USC Viterbi computer scientists team up to investigate how music affects the way a person acts, feels and thinks. [2¾ min read]