The USC Neuroscience Graduate Program (NGP) is the largest and only university-wide PhD program at USC. A NIH-designated T32 Neuroscience Training Program, NGP students and faculty come from a variety of academic backgrounds to study questions spanning the spectrum of modern neuroscience research.
Researchers, led by a team at USC, will use artificial intelligence to study tens of thousands of brain images and whole genome sequences. (Illustration/Jim Stanis… Read more »
Elementary school STEM education programs are struggling, particularly in low-income neighborhoods. The leader of USC Dornsife’s Young Scientists Program explains how and why USC students… Read more »
As Alzheimer’s Awareness Month begins, USC researchers examine how the disease affects men and women, including theories on estrogen depletion and higher life expectancy. BY Leigh… Read more »
A new USC study examines how to identify the people most at risk of opioid addiction and how to best treat those already addicted. BY Jenesse… Read more »
Understanding the brain structure of transgender people could help tailor care and support, says recent USC grad and neuroscientist Jonathan Vanhoecke. BY Eric Lindberg JULY… Read more »
USC research into Alzheimer’s — which will be on display at the upcoming Alzheimer’s Association International Conference — has uncovered much about the disease, including… Read more »