Producing an average pair of denim trousers is a water-intensive process, one that’s often conducted in dry, hot regions. How can the country’s wardrobe staple become more eco-friendly? [4½ min read]
From the species that brought you the moon landing and the hot dog eating contest, artificial intelligence is here to change the world. [9 ¾ min read]
Urban centers may start to look radically different due to COVID-19, say experts from USC Dornsife. [6½ min read]
Alumna Laura Loyola, now with USC Dornsife’s Spatial Sciences Institute, is using geographic information science to help preserve the habitat of the critically endangered Tana River colobus monkey. [5 ¼ min read]
USC Dornsife environmental sciences major Nicholas Foster started diving for fun while serving in Hawaii with the Armed Forces. Now, he hopes protecting the ocean will go from a passion to his life’s work. [4 min read]
The conjecture that we may be on the brink of a new cold war is a chilling one, racheting up our global anxiety levels, but is it accurate? [4¾ min read]
Experts from academé, business and the nonprofit world convene to discuss the ways in which geospatial data has permeated virtually all industries and disciplines at the ninth annual Los Angeles Geospatial Summit on Feb. 22. [2 ¾ min read]
Through his pioneering use of small satellite technology to accurately detect and document evidence of human rights violations, Andrew Marx of the Spatial Sciences Institute at USC Dornsife works to prevent genocide. [3 ¾ min read]
From earthquake safety to community health, USC Dornsife research is shaping Los Angeles life, policy and design.
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