Workshop Highlights: By the end of this session, participants will be able to: Identify research challenges that extend beyond a single project or disease area Distinguish translational science challenges from project-specific research problems Describe how addressing cross-cutting challenges can improve the translational research process
Event Details Workshop Highlights: By the end of this session, participants will be able to: Identify research challenges that extend beyond a single project or disease area Distinguish translational science challenges from project-specific research problems Describe how addressing cross-cutting challenges can improve the translational research process Who should attend? Faculty, Research Professionals, Trainees and Students
Learn how to turn your projects, research, volunteer work, and experiences into a resume that tells your public health story and gets employers' attention. This event is virtual. Register
Featuring guest speaker Ginger Clark, PhD, Associate Vice Provost for Academic and Faculty Affairs. RSVP here.
The USC Department of Population and Public Health Sciences (PPHS) will host its annual PPHS Research Symposium on Thursday, October 8, 2026 – a full day of research presentations and posters showcasing the breadth and depth of work across the department. This year’s theme is Translational AI in Public Health Research. The symposium will feature ... Read more
Rethinking failure: a candid conversation on turning setbacks into strength for research teams.
Rheumatology Update for the Clinician is designed to provide rheumatologists and primary care physicians with up-to-date information on how to recognize, diagnose, treat and follow common rheumatologic conditions. Distinguished faculty will give didactic lectures on disease-specific topics including: the diagnosis and treatment of RA, PSA, gout, lupus and Osteoporosis. An in-depth exploration of autoimmunity will ... Read more
The Mentor Training Program provides a three-part virtual training via Microsoft Teams covering topics related to building and strengthening effective research mentoring relationships. This interactive and discussion-based program includes breakout rooms and case studies in every session to foster deeper engagement and peer learning. To ensure a rich and collaborative experience, space is limited and ... Read more
You're Invited: 4th Annual Cancer Research Day on Wednesday, October 14 Hosted by USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center · Cancer Research Training and Education Coordination (CRTEC) · This year's theme is AI across the cancer continuum. A full day of talks starting at 9 AM, trainee posters from 12:45 PM, and coordinated connections across USC Norris. ... Read more
This event is a part of the Center for GEMS Fall ‘26 Workshop Series RSVP Here. Have you ever tried to decipher what a colleague actually means when they say "That’s an interesting perspective" or "Let's definitely get coffee sometime"? The local dialect of "California Nice" (surface-level warmth wrapped around conflict-averse ambiguity) can leave you ... Read more
Nearly half of U.S. adults with a mental health condition who use large language models report using them for mental health support, yet current AI benchmarks rarely draw on clinical theory. Dr. Aschbacher applies clinical concepts to evaluate the safety and behavior of mental health and wellness AI. The talk highlights two approaches: a CBT-informed ... Read more
The Mentor Training Program provides a three-part virtual training via Microsoft Teams covering topics related to building and strengthening effective research mentoring relationships. This interactive and discussion-based program includes breakout rooms and case studies in every session to foster deeper engagement and peer learning. To ensure a rich and collaborative experience, space is limited and ... Read more
This program is open to all eligible individuals. Keck School of Medicine of USC operates all of its programs and activities consistent with the University’s Notice of Non-Discrimination. Eligibility is not determined based on race, sex, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or any other prohibited factor.