Assistant Professor Andrei Irimia’s goal is to use powerful neuroimaging techniques to uncover how the anatomy and function of the brain changes with injury and age.
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USC-led study suggests that tiny, dirty airborne particles known as PM2.5 invade the brain.
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The Silicon Valley celebrity, who lost most of her vision five years ago, develops goods for an aging population.
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A new study indicates that a genetic mutation in a group of Ecuadorians may spare them from dementia or Alzheimer’s.
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The USC Leonard Davis School’s biannual Morton Kesten Summit and yearly Universal Design Competition address the needs of individuals aging in place.
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Awards support travel to scientific meetings and research projects for undergraduate, doctoral and postdoctoral researchers.
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Surprising race- and gender-based differences in telomeres—the chains of repeating molecules that protect the ends of chromosomes from damage—show that the structures’ relationship to age and health outcomes is more complex than originally thought, according to a USC-led study.
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USC Provost Michael Quick and Vice Provost for Faculty & Academic Affairs Elizabeth Graddy honored Associate Professor Sean Curran at the Galen Center on January 5.
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