Surprising Results in USC Study of Twins
News Faculty Surprising Results in USC Study of Twins ByEddie North-Hager December 19, 2011… Read More
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USC Scientists Find Missing Link in Regulation of Glucose
News Faculty USC Scientists Find Missing Link in Regulation of Glucose ByRobert Perkins December 16, 2011… Read More
An Inspirational Look at Poetry
News Faculty An Inspirational Look at Poetry ByRobert Perkins December 14, 2011… Read More
The Shape of Things to Come
USC Dornsife scientist pioneers high-throughput prediction of DNA shape Read More
Curtailing Poisonous Shellfish
USC Dornsife's David Caron and Burt Jones of biological sciences are part of a team to receive a $4 million grant to research early detection of red tides that produce a toxin that when eaten in the form of seafood can result in death. The first installment in the five-year grant has been awarded. Read More
Is the ‘Dead Planet’ Full of Life?
News Faculty Is the ‘Dead Planet’ Full of Life? ByCristy Lytal November 22, 2011… Read More
Twin Study Offers Insight into Antisocial Behavior
Laura Baker's Southern California Twin Project housed in USC Dornsife is investigating how genes and environment influence delinquent behavior from childhood to emerging adulthood. Read More
Antonio and Hanna Damasio Honored
The University Professors of USC Dornsife received honorary degrees from Europe’s No. 1 university in science and engineering. Read More
Academic Journal Honors USC Professor’s Contributions
News Faculty Academic Journal Honors USC Professor’s Contributions ByRobert Perkins November 9, 2011… Read More
Sun Sets on Oil Wells
Nobel Prize winner George Olah and Surya Prakash of USC Dornsife have found new traction in their methanol economy concept with their latest publication, the Open Fuel Standard Act of 2011 and the new discoveries of shale gas. Read More
