USC at ICLR 2024
Researchers from the USC School of Advanced Computing present 13 papers at the International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR).
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A Graduating Engineer’s Secret to Success: Just Dance
Dancer, roboticist and race car engineer Kaitlyn Kumar reveals a surprising strategy for academic excellence.
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An Astronautics Polymath Discovers a Talent for Robotics
Graduating student Henry Adam was too curious to specialize early on – by allowing his interests to roam, he managed to achieve more than most goal-oriented engineers.
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Health at Hand: Smartphone-Powered Dementia Detection
Soha Niroumandi, a USC Viterbi Ph.D. student, receives an American Heart Association award to develop a non-invasive, smartphone-based diagnostic tool
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Carrying the Torch: Jevon Torres
Graduating computer science senior Jevon Torres on leading the National Society of Black Engineers President USC Chapter and carrying the torch
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Najmedin Meshkati Testifies Before Senate Committee on Boeing
International expert in safety culture and human factors, Meshkati spoke before the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation as part of the FAA independent expert panel reviewing Boeing’s safety processes.
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Conducting My Life: Carlos Ramirez
Graduating computer science senior Carlos Ramirez on the healing power of music, long-awaited family reunions and landing his dream job.
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USC’s ShowCAIS 2024 Doubles Down on the Power of AI to Address Social Challenges
The annual event expands its reach and impact while displaying multifaceted approaches to AI applications.
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Sticking the Landing: Marta Davila Mateu
Graduating computer science master’s student Marta Davila Mateu on mastering skating, surfing and theoretical computer science at USC
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No More Needle Phobia: Personalized Medicine Just Got More Flexible
Hangbo Zhao presents findings on highly stretchable and customizable microneedles for application in fields including neuroscience, tissue engineering, and wearable bioelectronics.
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Preventing Diabetic-Induced Foot Ulcers and Amputations
Burgeoning startup DiabeTECH won this year’s MEPC with a vision of creating stylish, high-tech footwear that would continuously monitor diabetics patients’ feet and share important data with their podiatrists
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Meet Cyrus Maroofian, the Viterbi Alumnus Changing the World through Water
The Trojan’s mission to bring potable water started at USC
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Creating Human-Like Chatbots
ISI researchers explore how to advance AI toward more authentic interaction.
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Policy Influencer Jiachen Zhang Tackles Climate and Air Quality Challenges
Assistant Professor Jiachen Zhang brings her expertise in computational modeling and science-based public policy to her new role at Sonny Astani Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
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Celebrating USC Viterbi’s Excellence
The 2024 Faculty & Staff Awards highlighted important anniversaries, major milestones and faculty and staff achievements
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BioFlare Wins The 2024 Min Family Challenge
The USC student startup is developing a device that would transform most organic food waste into cooking gas and reduce indoor pollution for millions
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A Life of Productivity and Purpose
Through a newly established scholarship, alumnus Augustine Esogbue is helping Trojan engineers change the world.
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Ph.D. Student Named Apple Scholar for Human-Centered LLM Research
“ChatGPT, do you know who I am?” Computer science doctoral student Brihi Joshi studies the symbiotic relationship between humans and large language models
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Turning a Tumor’s “Shield” into a Weapon Against Itself
USC Viterbi biomedical engineers have designed a new protein that targets and disables tumor cells’ defenses while marking cancer cells for death.
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A Spotlight on Engineering Excellence
The 45th annual Viterbi Awards celebrated major USC Viterbi anniversaries and milestones
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USC Robotics Open House 2024 Inspires Next Generation Innovators
Experience the vibrant world of Trojan robotics through the eyes of 160 enthusiastic students
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Solving The Space Dilemma
USC ISI researchers are building tools to solve safety problems in space operations, and creating test beds to simulate cyberattacks in space
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Uncovering Hidden Authors with AI
USC ISI computer scientists are developing language technologies that could potentially identify who wrote anonymous text.
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Sophomores Outshine Global Competitors in Adobe Analytics Challenge
USC undergraduates competed against teams of graduate students to become the youngest team ever to make the finals of this prestigious competition.
