Chatzi and Aung’s work evolved from treating patients to preventing disease entirely.

The method will allow power companies and regulators to make more informed choices to prevent or lessen the fallout from major blackouts.

Tatum Getty is investing in early stage medical technologies targeting women’s health, mental health, oncology, chronic conditions and more.

The institute, supported by funds from the Lord Foundation of California, is the next step in the university’s effort to enhance research and education under the Frontiers of Computing “moonshot.”

John Rochford is using his experience with the USC Distinguished Leaders Program to fuel a project aiming to make a positive impact on his community.