ELIZABETH GARRETT, director of the USC-Caltech Center for the Study of Law and Politics and a USC law professor, can discuss Schwarzenegger’s proposed bond measures, California’s fiscal health, the use of initiatives as a way to govern and proposed spending cuts. Contact: (213) 821-5438 (office), (310) 968-5398 (cell) or egarrett@law.usc.edu. MARTIN KAPLAN, director of USC’s […]
Researchers combine two types of imaging methods to give doctors a clearer picture of the inside of living bodies August 13, 2012 — Scientists from USC and Washington University in St. Louis have developed a new type of medical imaging that gives doctors a new look at live internal organs. The imaging combines two existing […]
WHAT: USC will host a groundbreaking for its new Uytengsu Aquatics Center, funded in part by a generous $8 million gift by former USC swim team captain Fred Uytengsu, ’83. The gift is the largest ever made to the USC athletic department by a former student-athlete. USC’s McDonald’s Olympic Swim Stadium was opened in 1983 […]
THOMAS HENYEY, USC earth sciences professor and former director of the Southern California Earthquake Center, is an expert on the San Andreas fault and earthquake hazards and predictions. Contact: (213) 740-5832 or henyey@usc.edu. JAMES DOLAN, USC associate professor of earth sciences, is an expert in the geology of major fault systems around the world. Contact: […]
You don’t have to penetrate a Microsoft bunker in Redmond, Wash. to find out what may be coming after Apple’s iPad, or to learn about the newest trends in 3D graphics, serious games and smartphones. WHAT: The second annual Annenberg Graduate Fellow Symposium, presenting multimedia research and development from USC’s most talented graduate students in […]
