Stem cells may offer hope for children with Hurler syndrome
A new therapy involving stem cells may offer a better quality of life for patients with Hurler syndrome, a rare […]
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First USC Marshall summit for female entrepreneurs exceeds expectations
For years, there had been talk at the USC Marshall School of Business and its Lloyd Greif Center for Entrepreneurial […]
Big data study at USC to investigate link between gender and Alzheimer’s risk
Twice as many women as men develop Alzheimer’s disease, but even after years of research, aging experts are unsure why. […]
Can artificial intelligence help to detect and cure cancer?
At the USC Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience, Fei Sha will bring an expertise in AI and his commitment to […]
USC’s Michelson Hall, a hub for biotech research, is ready to change the world
A simple blood test could tell patients whether they have cancer. A smartphone app could predict heart failure before it […]
Brain cell study at USC gets $19 million National Institutes of Health grant
The USC Mark and Mary Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute at the Keck School of Medicine of USC has received […]
Found in translation: USC scientists map brain responses to stories in three different languages
New brain research by USC Dornsife scientists shows that reading stories is a universal experience that may result in people […]
A new miniature solution for storing renewable energy
Scientists have long searched for the next generation of materials that can catalyze a revolution in renewable energy harvesting and […]
Nobel Prize-winning discovery on gravitational waves came about with contributions from USC scientists
The Nobel Prize-winning discovery that gravitational waves exist in the universe — which in turn further confirmed Albert Einstein’s General […]
2017 USC Global Conference draws to a close in Tokyo
TOKYO – The 2017 USC Global Conference drew to a close Saturday night with a gala dinner in the Grand […]