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Projects Catalog
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Read more about Testing L.A.’s oceans and rivers after the 2025 wildfires- USC
Testing L.A.’s oceans and rivers after the 2025 wildfires
Measuring water quality post-wildfires to understand potential health and environmental risks.
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Read more about Testing soil & air safety after St. Louis tornadoes- WashU
Testing soil & air safety after St. Louis tornadoes
Evaluating the soil and air quality for contaminants to help St. Louis rebuild.
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Read more about Greening L.A.’s hottest streets- USC
Greening L.A.’s hottest streets
Bringing more trees, shade, and fresh air to L.A. by identifying where, what kind, and how many trees to plant for the biggest impact.
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Read more about Tracking climate stories on screen- USC
Tracking climate stories on screen
Tracking how climate stories impact the TV and film industry—and how they shape audience perceptions of climate change.
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Read more about Decreasing healthcare worker burnout- USC
Decreasing healthcare worker burnout
Creating a new support system to improve well-being for some of society’s most critical people: clinicians and caregivers.
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Read more about Supporting full-time caregivers- USC
Supporting full-time caregivers
Building support networks and providing effective resources for those caring for loved ones suffering from Alzheimer’s and dementia through the CARE pilot program.
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Read more about Keeping surgeons sharp- USC
Keeping surgeons sharp
Helping surgeons take better care of themselves and their patients with the PEAK Collaborative—a pilot program helping healthcare providers perform at their best.
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Read more about Saving water in the Santa Clarita Valley- USC
Saving water in the Santa Clarita Valley
Figuring out what’s keeping people from saving water–and what it will take to change behaviors and improve participation in water-saving programs.
Featured Project
- USC
- Completed 2024
Balancing mental & physical labor in the home
Showing couples how household tasks tend to fall on women and take a toll on their health—and offering simple ways partners can split housework more fairly.