Yasser Khan is an assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering at USC, whose work sits at the intersection of engineering, medicine and design. He gives us insight on how these devices will create a more precise picture into our health and wellness. Yasser talks about his work as an engineer in the healthcare space, what it takes to push a new idea forward and what the future holds for human-centered technology.

Ruth Supranovich is professor and associate dean of community and clinical programs at the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work and chief administrative officer of University Clinical Services. Ruth sheds light on what it means to be a social worker beyond the stereotypes, helping families and creating community programs, and translating all of this into the academic setting at USC. She shares what the past has taught her and what the future holds for her field.

Summer Decker is the inaugural director of the USC Center for Innovation and Medical Visualization at the Keck School of Medicine and a trailblazer in the field of 3D medical technology. A leader in developing cutting-edge applications for surgery, medical education and patient care, she continues to redefine how technology intersects with medicine. Driven by creativity and a passion for accessibility, her work continues to push the boundaries of innovation.