Whether you’re a Stark, a Lannister or a Targaryen, nothing might be more beneficial in landing the Iron Throne than a mastery of the letters, arts and sciences. USC Dornsife experts explain how. [5 min read]
Undersea carbon reservoirs have caused global warming before — and it could happen again, according to research by an international team of scientists led by Earth scientist Lowell Stott of USC Dornsife. [4 ¾ min read]
Rain in southern and northern California over the next few weeks and months could double the trouble for residents in the steep hills and mountain sides that were scorched by the recent wildfires.
Earth sciences Ph.D. student Emily Burt will advance her research into the Amazon River watershed, studying how sulfur makes its way across the South American continent. [3½ min read]
Emilie Skoog spends her time researching extreme environments and telling young girls about careers in STEM.
The effects of landslides are disproportionately severe in developing countries, explains Joshua West in "The Conversation."
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.
Beneath our very feet — and below the vast oceans — the past lies preserved, waiting for its dormant wisdom to be unearthed once again. As USC Dornsife researchers explore ancient fossils and artifacts, they look to this immortalized record of what once was to understand the future and how we can act to ensure we remain a part of it.
