Army of Me

Cutting-edge immuno-engineering and immunotherapy supercharge the body’s natural defenses to fight off disease.

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The World's Tiniest Rom-Com

How the rules of the Hollywood romantic comedy apply to the world of nanomedicine.

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Data: Just What the Doctor Ordered

Researchers at the Center on Artificial Intelligence Research for Health will use AI to improve health outcomes.

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‘Everything Full Force’

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In This Issue

Welcome to “The Circuit”

Omar Lewis

Dean’s Message: Twin (Converging) Moonshots: Health and Computing

Yannis C. Yortsos

You May Say I’m a Dreamer: Reimagining USC Viterbi

Caitlin Dawson

Azad Madni Receives NAE’s Gordon Prize

Amy Blumenthal

Smartly Dressed

Rachel B. Levin

The Grand Challenges Scholars Program Moves to Troy

Marc Ballon

What’s on Your Bookshelf?

Greta Harrison

Reimagined

Caitlin Dawson

Omar Uraimov’s Love Letter to Central Asia Makes You the Hero of Kyrgyzstan

Caitlin Dawson

Our Future Depends on Water Use

Matilda Bathurst

Social Media Can Be Hazardous to Your Health

Marc Ballon

Small Ally, Big Impact

Caitlin Dawson

To Live and Eat in L.A.

Magali Gruet

How Do You Measure A Smile?

Julia Cohen

Capturing, Storing and Transforming CO2

Marc Ballon

The Alfred E. Mann Department of Biomedical Engineering

Adam Smith

Army of Me

Greta Harrison

Data: Just What the Doctor Ordered

Julia Cohen

The World’s Tiniest Rom-Com

Adam Smith

The First 3D-Printed Rocket — Created by Trojan Engineers — Reaches Space

Adam Smith

The Great Space Diaspora

Matilda Bathurst

They Traveled 8,000 Miles to Find Each Other

Michael Speier

USC Alumni Paved Path for ChatGPT

Caitlin Dawson

Class Notes

In Memoriam

Dean Carolyn Meltzer Q&A: “We’ve been on the AI bandwagon for a long time.”