LA Times: Up to 1,800 flights a day could be disrupted
Aviation Safety and Security program Director Tom Anthony, who worked at the FAA for 25 years, explains how flight cuts could reduce public risk.
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CBS: Shutdown leads to 10% reduction in U.S. air traffic
Tom Anthony explains the complexities of involved in maintaining air travel safety.
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Interesting Engineering: New artificial neurons replicate real brain chemistry for smarter AI hardware design
A neuromorphic innovation led by Joshua Yang, was featured.
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Spectrum News 1: California steps up rare earth mining as U.S. seeks to rival China’s control
USC/ISI’s Craig Knoblock was featured for his project using data analytics to help locate rare earth minerals
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Spectrum News: From USC to NASA: How SoCal is powering the next space race
Garrett Reisman and Dave Barnhart were interviewed about alumna Katherine Spies becoming an astronaut and how USC is preparing students to take part in the space economy.
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Sci Mag: Engineers Create Eco-Friendly Solid Lubricant to Replace Toxic Farming Materials
Research by Paul Bogdan and colleagues was featured.
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Deadline: Sora 2 Is Here – What This Means For Comedian Discovery & Ticketing
David Nelson was interviewed about how the quality of AI making it difficult to distinguish what is real versus fake.
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The Conversation: Child malnutrition in Kenya: AI model can forecast rates six months before they become critical
CAIS Director Bistra Dilkina and Laura Ferguson of Keck School of Medicine contributed a piece describing their research
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Dean Yortsos gives the plenary lecture at the 2025 National Academy of Engineering Annual Meeting
USC Viterbi Dean Yannis C. Yortsos provides his thinking on AI and Engineering Education
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KCAL News: Fire at Chevron Refinery Extinguished
Najm Meshkati was interviewed about the fire and discussed CA’s strict safety standards.
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ABC7: USC student develops breakthrough app helping doctors treat childhood cancer faster
Arjun Karnwal was featured for developing software to aid radiation oncologists at CHLA treat children with cancer
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WSJ: Bot networks are dragging brands into culture wars
Emilio Ferrara was interviewed about the uptick in coordinated bot attacks
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International Federation of Engineering Education Societies: Dean Yortsos receives IFEES Duncan Fraser Award
Award recognizes “individuals who have made innovative and meritorious contributions with a significant impact on the advancement of engineering education.”
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Dean Yannis Yortsos leads an NAE Forum panel on the Future of AI
This forum brought together leading voices from academia, industry and policy to examine artificial intelligence’s transformative impact on engineering.
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NASA: Chemical Engineering Alum selected for NASA 2025 Astronaut Candidate Class
A native of San Diego, Katherine Spies received her bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from USC Viterbi in 2004.
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The Next Innovation: Bringing Brands to Life With Augmented Reality
ICT’s Randy Hill was interviewed about the next generation of spatial storytelling
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Indian Express: USC Viterbi School of Engineering & School of Advanced Computing introduce new UG course in AI
New undergraduate degree in AI was featured.
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Spectrum News: More schools letting students major in artificial intelligence
The new SAC undergraduate bachelor’s degree in AI was featured along with the Business of AI degree.
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Marketplace Radio: A Pipeline for Advanced Chipmaking
Andrea Belz was interviewed about a research study related to the demand for skilled STEM workers for manufacturing chips.
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Earth.com: Ewa Deelman’s Pegasus workflow helps reveal Milky Way black hole’s spin and orientation
A new study reveals that the Milky Way’s central black hole is spinning at nearly maximum speed and is oriented almost directly toward Earth. The research used USC ISI’s Pegasus workflow, developed by Ewa Deelman, to manage the massive data processing involved. Pegasus was also featured in an earlier project on black hole analysis.
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Drone Flythrough – USC School of Advanced Computing
To celebrate the launch of the new USC School of Advanced Computing, USC Viterbi partnered with JayByrd Films to create a drone fly through video of the new school at Ginsburg Hall – the first “one take” indoor flight video on the USC campus
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Fast Company: Why AI Coaching Works (and often works better)
An ICT study about how people interact with AIs, was referenced.
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Fox News: AI arms race
ICT’s Randy Hill was interviewed about the implications of the United States and China accelerating an AI-driven arms race.
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Earth.com: AI just designed concrete that could reverse climate damage
Research by Aiichiro Nakano, and Ken-Ichi Nomura was featured.
