USC Dornsife News

The state of our addiction a decade after Apple released its first smartphone, as seen by USC Dornsife researchers.

Daniel Benjamin of the Center for Economic and Social Research projects a vision of how analyzing the big data of genetics may improve social policy intervention and life outcomes.

At USC Dornsife, more than 40 centers and institutes are home to faculty, staff and students who aim to impact the global community through intensive, innovative scholarship in the social sciences, humanities and natural sciences.

A USC Center for Economic and Social Research study finds a way to track how you feel when it’s time for a meal, which could give clues on how to eat better.

Researchers say they will further examine results of their "unusual" Daybreak Poll to better understand the dynamics behind it.

The poll’s results, updated nightly, have often differed from its counterparts’ numbers since it debuted in July.

The new Daybreak Poll aims to offer a best estimate of how Americans will vote in the 2016 presidential election, USC Dornsife researchers say.

Joan Broderick is training nurse practitioners to implement a chronic-pain treatment plan that teaches patients effective coping strategies over 10 appointments.

Genoeconomist Daniel Benjamin and a team of researchers find three genetic variants associated with how happy or satisfied a person reports feeling about his or her life.