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The Big Bang and Black Holes: Exploring the Extremes of the Universe

As increasingly sophisticated technology, including the new James Webb Space Telescope, will allow us to observe some of the oldest and most distant objects in the universe, other experiments are being developed to observe the birth of the universe itself. Join two of USC Dornsife’s top experts as they discuss the most spectacular gravitational extremes… Read More »The Big Bang and Black Holes: Exploring the Extremes of the Universe

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How to Sustainably Cool a Warming World

As Earth's temperature rises due to the effects of climate change, cooling the air in our lived environments is increasingly crucial. It’s not just about comfort, it’s about health, productivity, and survival. Dependence on conventional air conditioning systems presents a paradox – while it offers immediate heat relief for those who have it, it contributes… Read More »How to Sustainably Cool a Warming World

Environment and Sustainability Seminars

Join the Wrigley Institute for Environment and Sustainability and the Dornsife Environmental Studies Program this fall to learn more about research and careers in the environment and sustainability! These weekly seminars will include presentations from both academics and industry professionals, who will share their work and career paths firsthand. Each seminar will include time for… Read More »Environment and Sustainability Seminars

NATO at 75: The Future of the Alliance

North Atlantic Treaty Organization's (NATO) 75th Anniversary We'll examine the transatlantic alliance's evolution from a Cold War bulwark to its current role. Is it time to strengthen, transform, or even retire it? Join political science and global security scholars for a critical dialogue on NATO's relevance and future as the next U.S. presidential election approaches.… Read More »NATO at 75: The Future of the Alliance