USC Dornsife News

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 polluted river that separates his family is the same river that inspired Juan Pablo de los Rios to pursue a career in science as an avenue to improve our world. [5 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]

Michael Inkpen underwent treatment for lymphoma, played indie rock and studied chemistry internationally before joining USC Dornsife. [4 min read]

Researcher Megan Fieser targets the world’s growing build-up of plastics pollution while helping to develop a new generation of skilled scientists. [4 min read]

USC may not be able to halt the environmental crisis all on its own, but don’t tell that to these USC Dornsife students putting in long hours healing the planet. [2 ½ min read]

The USC-Cerritos College Summer Research Internship in Solar Energy marks 10 years of giving first-generation and other underrepresented college students front-line research experience while building skills and confidence to transfer to four-year colleges and universities. [5 min read]

A USC Dornsife chemist’s biodiesel project is an opportunity for Scout troops camping on California’s Santa Catalina Island to learn about sustainability. [5 min read]