Marine science grad dives deep in submersible that first explored Titanic
Hunting ocean fungi rather than ocean liner wreckage, Julianne McHenry came up with sea floor samples key in ongoing research project.
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Hunting ocean fungi rather than ocean liner wreckage, Julianne McHenry came up with sea floor samples key in ongoing research project.
In a world racing towards renewable energy, batteries are the linchpin. Yet, their ability to recharge is a looming hurdle. Enter Morgan Stefik, leading a charge at USC's Carolina Institute for Battery Innovation.
Emma Jackson, who earned her degree from USC in marine science, is pursuing her passion for elasmobranchs: the family that includes sharks, rays and sawfish.
USC is the top patent-producing university in the state and among the leaders in the SEC.
The opioid epidemic has been on the rise in South Carolina for more than a decade. Statewide, more than 2,200 people died from unintentional overdose in 2022. Now, two University of South Carolina graduate students have recruited a new group of professionals to help offset the epidemic: Columbia's local bartenders.