USC Stem Cell acquires two instruments to advance state-of-the-art cell sorting
The university’s Flow Cytometry Facility recently acquired two top-of-the-line cell sorters, the BD FACSymphony and the BioRad S3e. Read more
Ellis Meng, Michael Waterman elected fellows of the National Academy of Inventors
Ellis Meng and Michael Waterman have been elected fellows of the National Academy of Inventors. Read more
USC research could help protect children’s health in the Imperial Valley
Environmental experts are leading a study on the shrinking Salton Sea and its possible effect on children’s respiratory health. Read more
Zebrafish help USC scientists understand a common birth defect
Craniosynostosis can cause mental retardation and even death. Read more
To diversify research, USC teams with Florida universities on cancer disparities
Federal grant will address disease in Latinos and African-Americans, and help train the next generation of cancer researchers Read more
Pituitary tumors that invade bone, brain to be focus of USC research
National Institutes of Health will back USC’s research of little-studied tumors — the results could provide potential targets for precise treatment. Read more
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