Scientists have long observed a gradient in the cosmic microwave background, a remnant of the Big Bang, but is it real or perceived? USC Dornsife researchers may have found a way to an answer. [3 min read]
USC Dornsife hosts summit for students and educators from across the state who gather to focus on students who are the “epitome of the American dream.”
How will toxins released into the ocean from the huge Thomas Fire and subsequent mud slides impact local ocean life? An adventurous team of Earth and environmental scientists is determined to find out.
Dion Dickman of biological sciences is studying the way nerve cells maintain normal levels of communication, giving insight into how neuropsychiatric diseases arise — and might be treated.
While a senior majoring in international relations, Sofia Deak organized a group of student tutors who give the newcomers one-on-one help learning a new language.
A study of zebra finches offers new insights into how the brain learns motor skills.
