a civil rights activist who objected to the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.

5 million for three years from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop quantitative benchmarks in quantum computing to measure progress toward specific goals.attests to the power of collaborative funding for accelerating research projects into new therapies for patients.

The fourth-largest in 2022 was pharmaceutical company Cognition Therapeutics ($21 million).which are found in fast-food wrappers.By LEIGH HOPPERA recent $4 million federal grant supports a center at the Keck School of Medicine of USC where researchers aim to improve health protections for children against air pollution.

This ranking recognizes the incredible work being done by USCs game-changing researchers here and around the world.helping drive innovation as well as scientific and technological breakthroughs.

Higher education is a key component of the U.

bridging the sectors of discovery.Alan and Yvonne Nishio pose for a photo for the “I ??JACCC” campaign.

and volunteers of the Japanese American Cultural Community Center are mourning the passing of Alan Nishio.we are especially heartbroken – yet remain inspired by all he taught us.

Alans dedication to JACCC was evident in his offer to meet with me and a fellow board member.Alan dedicated his life to fight for social justice and give the gifts of leadership and vision to our community.