USC Stem Cell researcher Senta Georgia, PhD, has broken a 140-year-old glass ceiling at the Keck School. In her mission to help the next generation of students facing racism, sexism and other roadblocks, Georgia takes inspiration and guidance from the scientists who did the same for her. Click here for full article: https://stemcell.keck.usc.edu/senta-georgia-tenure/?MassEmailID=362981894&email_id=78&emailaddress=All-ksom-staff-L%40usc.edu&submission_date=1%2f11%2f2018+2%3a34%3a20+PM&MemberID=85829C5C232A4DCA9C74DD7133AF10CB&confirmed=1&Modified=
USC launches large-scale nationwide study of type 1 diabetes and brain development, led by Co-Director of DORI
“With a $2.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health, researchers from the Keck School of Medicine of USC will lead a multi-site study to understand and optimize brain
