Our own Dr. Gerald Loeb and Dr. Frances Richmond collaborated on an article for Frontiers in Robotics and AI titled “Turning Neural Prosthetics Into Viable Products”. Go to THIS PAGE and scroll down to the White Papers section to read the article.
For more than three decades, the USC Science, Technology and Research (STAR) Program, based at the USC School of Pharmacy and supported by a USC Good Neighbors grant, has brought together USC scientists with students at Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School on the Health Sciences Campus. Terry David Church, DRSc will serve as the […]
We are excited to announce the launch of Module 2 of our Clinical Trial Quality Training Series: “Auditing of a Clinical Research Site”. To access the module and the accompanying resources at no cost, sign in or create a new account at http://uscregsci.remote-learner.net and enroll yourself in the course.
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The Regulatory Science Research Team’s summer research culminated in the submission of five student presentations to the 2021 Young Investigator Awards. Research team undergraduate and graduate researchers showcased their work and shared their findings via digital media presentations at Moving Targets 2021. Moving Targets is an annual multidisciplinary symposium held by the AAPS Student Chapter […]
Go to our Articles page and read the new piece written by former RegSci student Dr. Lori Alquier with Dr. Frances Richmond, “Streamlining processes – the WHO Collaborative Procedure for Accelerated Registration in Africa”. Published in the September issue of TOPRA’s “Regulatory Rapporteur”. Congrats Dr. Alquier!
