USC Dornsife News

The USC Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience will leverage the university’s network of scientists and engineers to tackle challenges in health and related fields.

At the California Science Center, USC Dornsife students use interactive games to communicate complex scientific concepts. One used Alka-Seltzer to demonstrate rocket propulsion.

Pushed out of a music department in Texas, USC Dornsife’s Valter Longo still believes rock ‘n’ roll will never die. Now he’s working on the formula for human longevity.

The Atlas Mountains in Morocco are buoyed up by superhot rock, a USC Dornsife study recently published in Geology finds.

No one is left out of the nation’s biggest solar feed-in tariff program after PERE steps in.

USC Dornsife senior Sanjay Kumar Rajpoot is launching a business that could revolutionize the way plants are grown, helping to end world hunger by enabling year-round farming anywhere.

In a ceremony in Stockholm, Sweden, Distinguished Professor Arieh Warshel of USC Dornsife is honored with his Nobel medal, diploma and a document confirming he will receive one-third of a $1.2 million prize.

Kenneth Nealson of earth sciences and Nicos Petasis of chemistry are chosen as fellows of the world’s largest general scientific society and publisher of the journal Science.

As USC Dornsife’s newly appointed associate dean for science and health, USC alumna Erin Quinn has a far-reaching vision to transform the university’s pre-health programs into a nationwide model.