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This Week on Viterbi News Now: DOD Microelectronic Commons, the John Brooks Slaughter Center for Engineering Diversity, ISI’’s new social media series, rising seas of port cities and potential global consequences #research #DEI #innovation #chips #climate
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The university will lead one of eight regional innovation hubs funded by the CHIPS and Science Act.
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This week on Viterbi News Now: The naming event for the Thomas Lord Department of Computer Science; Forbes ranks CS among “The Best Online Master’s in Computer Science Degree Programs” in the nation; a spotlight on the Viterbi Startup Garage featuring startup, SoFiit — Mork Professor Luis Francisco Villalobos tackles climate change with new technology; and alumnus Tim Ellis speaks to the @WashingtonPost about @RelativitySpace and LA’s appeal to companies.
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Shri Narayanan, Yasser Khan and their students and alumni talked about impactful research taking place at USC Viterbi.
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Yolanda Gil tells The Economist that cross-disciplinary research will become more common due to AI
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The Get Connected Fair, alumnus Ricardo Valerdi leverages sports to get students excited about STEM, a new TIE series, and a new sensors designed by Hangbo Zhao and colleagues are inspired by origami
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Prof Garrett Reisman and former NASA commented on whether this is truly a “space race.”
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Professor Garrett Reisman discusses India’s successful rover landing on the South Pole of the moon.
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Jack Cress of Aviation Safety and Security Program was interviewed as to why a recent crash may have occurred.
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Ralph Lin of the TIE Office was quoted about how tech companies grow.
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This week on Viterbi News Now as we embark on a new school year we’re telling you how to get involved in clubs and organizations at Viterbi, get ready for three new labs at The USC Institute for Creative Technologies, an alumni spotlight on Aaron McCloud, Professor David Gerber discusses technology and AI in construction in The New York Times.
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Professor Synolakis penned a second piece on the tragedy in Hawaii.
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David Gerber was quoted about the technology adoption in the construction industry.
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SK Gupta contributed a piece that includes “guidelines to fully exploit the sustainability benefits of robotic automation.”
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Masoud Pedram was quoted about the potential impact that room-temp superconductors could have on medical imaging.
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Costas Synolakis penned a piece that shows the differences in emergency responses which had tragic consequences.
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Maja Matarić was interviewed about the potential for socially assistive robotics
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New research by Laurent Itti and Ph.D. student Yunhao Ge was featured.
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Daniel McCurry weighed in on the safety of drinking treated water
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Daniel McCurry discussed the methods for recycling water for drinking
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Kelly Sanders offered ideas on how AI could applied to energy markets
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Amy Rechenmacher discussed the warning signs of landslides
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This Week on Viterbi News Now: A nanotechnology startup created by USC Viterbi students wins a competition, we’re celebrating USC Viterbi alumnus Neil Armstrong, professor James Wertz paves the way for lunar settlements, professor Maja Mataric is featured in the LA Times and professor Amy Rechenmacher is featured in The Daily Breeze.
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Computer Science Professor Emilio Ferrara explains why blindly eliminating biases in AI can have unintended consequences. Instead, he says, bias in AI can be controlled to achieve a higher goal: fairness.
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