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The official account of the University of Southern California. Trojan Research Fund: https://t.co/5gPQRpLqyC #USC | #FightOn
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Joined January 2009
The @KECKSchool_USC's White Coat Ceremony is a powerful rite of passage that welcomes new medical students into the Trojan Family as they embrace the responsibility and privilege of caring for others. Interim President Beong-Soo Kim came out to support and thanked them for
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RT @USCTMB: Every year since the early 80s, we’ve performed at the @HollywoodBowl, the @LAPhil’s summer home. This week we’re presenting o….
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“Six: The Musical In Concert” is joint effort with USC School of Dramatic Arts. Also performing: Marching Band; Song, Spirit Leaders.
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Homework has evolved with AI. How do we keep learning meaningful? @USCRossier's new degree helps shows teachers the way! 🧑🏫
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The forward-thinking degree, designed at the intersection of learning design, artificial intelligence and educational innovation, will prepare professionals to lead instructional design innovation in...
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RT @USCViterbi: It’s National Breastfeeding Awareness month. Here’s some of our newest research related to maternal health and infant healt….
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An eye exam for your ears? @KECKSchool_USC scientists are using the tech behind vision scans to diagnose and treat sudden hearing loss. 🔗
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Eating well but still feeling off? @USCDornsife research shows why your gut bacteria might be starving, ultimately affecting digestion, immunity, & overall health.
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A molecular biology PhD student helps uncover new insights into the microscopic life that drives human health.
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They don’t need oxygen. Or sunlight. Or even to move. @USCDornsife researchers found deep-Earth microbes that can “breathe” metals and help us capture CO₂.
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Discover a vast, previously unknown world of microbial life that survives — and even thrives — for hundreds of millions of years in some of the planet’s harshest environments.
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The phone lines at DPS at UPC have been repaired and are fully functionable. For emergencies dial (213) 740-4321. For non-emergencies dial (213) 740-6000.
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RT @USCDornsife: Physicists at @USC Dornsife, @Cornell and @Caltech have created a tiny device which could enable the next generation of ⚡️….
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RT @USCDornsife: What if detecting Alzheimer’s early was as simple as a routine blood test?. USC researchers, including USC Dornsife’s Chri….
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Related News From Blood Tests to Brain Scans: How AI is Revolutionizing Alzheimer’s Research September 19, 2024 Pioneering study targets Alzheimer’s disease risk factors among Californians from the...
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RT @KeckMedicineUSC: 📽️ Ever heard of #cholangiocarcinoma?. It’s a rare cancer that affects the bile ducts — and knowing the basics could m….
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Due to a technical issue, the phone lines at DPS at UPC are unavailable. For emergencies dial (323) 442-1000. For non-emergencies dial (323) 442-1200 or use the LiveSafe mobile safety app.
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13.8 billion years ago, the universe formed in just 3 minutes. Now, @USCDornsife researchers are using ancient light to decode how it began, and what might bring it all to an end.
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Due to a technical issue, the phone lines at DPS at UPC are unavailable. For emergencies dial (323) 442-1000. For non-emergencies dial (323) 442-1200.
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The ocean absorbs 31% of human CO₂. But what if the sandy seafloor could store even more? USC scientists are uncovering carbon-trapping reactions in grains of sand. 🔗
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Due to a technical issue, the phone lines at DPS at UPC are unavailable. For emergencies dial (323) 442-1000. For non-emergencies dial (323) 442-1200.
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What if every student could access therapy instantly? Or train for a high-paying chip design job from anywhere? These Trojan startups, backed by @USCRossier, are making it happen. 🤝
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Participants in the annual program—including several USC alumni—run companies that are reshaping the field of educational technology and the future of learning.
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Bladder dysfunction affects 33 million Americans. @USCViterbi researchers just uncovered how spinal cord activity governs urination, a first-of-its-kind insight that could transform treatment.
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