Pulling for a purpose: How one family turned loss into hope
Founders of Curing Kids’ Cancer, Clay and Grainne Owen, host their 13th annual firetruck pull to raise money for research to help cure pediatric cancers.
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Tag: research
USC students turn all-nighter into national win
Three USC students won second place recently in the national Big Data Health Science Student Case Competition.
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New tobacco products could evade SC cigarette regulations
Health advocates worry about another smoking epidemic.
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Free ChatGPT and USC: How academic integrity is being upheld
ChatGPT is being offered to students for free this year in a $1.5 millon deal.
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SC researchers explore AI robots for farming
The AI revolution is happening, one crop at a time.
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USC facial recognition AI research makes strides
USC researchers are working with facial recognition AI to help American Sign Language users.
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Pulling a firetruck for kids with cancer raises more than $60,000
USC equestrians, healthcare workers and kids themselves show up to raise awareness and money for research.
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National ‘Stand Up for Science’ protests reach Columbia
The “Stand Up for Science” rally in Columbia saw scientists and advocates push for more scientific funding.
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Clemson Extension would use budget increase to improve research
Matt Holt represented Clemson Extension at its annual budget hearing before state lawmakers.
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USC study on domestic violence protection orders shows statewide legal gaps, inconsistencies
South Carolina’s legal system puts restrictions on who can qualify for protection orders against domestic violence.
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USC professor challenges norms of environmental restoration
Monica Barra’s research highlights how coastal communities’ needs can be at odds with the conventional approach to environmental restoration.
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Supersized salamander snags research spotlight
The largest North American salamander is declining in population. A trio of USC undergraduates are researching how to bring it back.
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