The Dawn of Time
USC Dornsife’s Elena Pierpaoli leads team that generates a map revealing the universe’s real age. Read More
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Black Pearls of the Sun
USC Dornsife astronomer Edward Rhodes and his students record the June 5 transit of Venus across the sun at Mt. Wilson Observatory’s historic 60-foot solar tower. Others in Rhodes’ astronomy course watch the rare event from the USC campus. Read More
Quantum Computer Built Inside a Diamond
News Faculty Quantum Computer Built Inside a Diamond ByRobert Perkins April 5, 2012… Read More
Time Flies
USC Dornsife's Kevin Le and USC School of Cinematic Arts' Edward Saavedra, both sophomores, took the top prize in the inaugural science-themed filmmaking competition for their short movie Time. USC Dornsife students also won an honorable mention. Read More
A Quantum Leap in Computing
USC recently opened the USC-Lockheed Martin Quantum Computing Center, which houses the world’s first commercial operational quantum processor. USC Dornsife researchers will play a key role in advancing the center’s groundbreaking research. Read More
USC Dornsife Undergrad Named Astronaut Scholar
Hall-of-fame astronaut and USC alumnus Jerry Carr presented mathematics and physics major Simca Bouma with a $10,000 scholarship from the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation. Read More
It Happened One Night (in the Lab)
Physicist Clifford Johnson and chemist Anna Krylov of USC Dornsife launch USC’s first filmmaking competition focusing on science themes. Read More
Undergrads Launch Science Blog
Led by biological sciences major Sarah Waliany of USC Dornsife, undergraduates start an online science magazine and fill a crucial niche largely ignored by mainstream media. Read More
An Awe-Inspiring Film
Senior Jake Bloch's honors thesis and first documentary, "Awe,” explores the intersection of science and religion. Read More
Stephan Haas Appointed Vice Dean for Research
News Science and Technology Stephan Haas Appointed Vice Dean for Research December 9, 2010… Read More
