HPCC bridges USC’s unique strengths in scientific computing, computer science, and communications by supporting research groups in a variety of disciplines, including astronomy, civil and environmental engineering, computational biology, epigenomics, linguistics, materials science, pharmacology, and structural seismology.
Benjamin Berman’s research focuses on the computational analysis of high-throughput genetic and genomic datasets.
Patrick Lynett creates hydraulic models of coastal processes, studying the impact of complex waves and currents on critical coastal infrastructure.
Meghan Miller’s work centers around structural seismology and tectonophysics, through which she studies earthquakes, tectonic processes, and plate motions.
Remo Rohs and his research team create high-throughput computational methods for the prediction of DNA shape.
