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Award recognizes “individuals who have made innovative and meritorious contributions with a significant impact on the advancement of engineering education.”
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This forum brought together leading voices from academia, industry and policy to examine artificial intelligence’s transformative impact on engineering.
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A native of San Diego, Katherine Spies received her bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from USC Viterbi in 2004.
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ICT’s Randy Hill was interviewed about the next generation of spatial storytelling
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New undergraduate degree in AI was featured.
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The new SAC undergraduate bachelor’s degree in AI was featured along with the Business of AI degree.
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Andrea Belz was interviewed about a research study related to the demand for skilled STEM workers for manufacturing chips.
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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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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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An ICT study about how people interact with AIs, was referenced.
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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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Research by Aiichiro Nakano, and Ken-Ichi Nomura was featured.
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A study by ISI researchers was referenced.
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Research by Aiichiro Nakano and Ken-Ichi Nomura demonstrating how AI help discover new materials, was featured
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IBM’s blog featured a new study by Daniel Lidar and colleagues
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The new collaborative institute that Yan Liu will co-direct, was highlighted last month.
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CEE Professor Costas Synolakis contributing a piece discussing the critical role of technology in forecasting extremes in local climate conditions
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Mahta Moghaddam and her work applying multi-agent sensing to track soil moisture and permafrost thickness.
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A smart lactation pad created by Maral Mousavi’s MAD Lab was featured.
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Research by Qifa Zhou’s lab, along with collaborators at Keck, was highlighted.
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Najm Meshkati spoke about the impact of nuclear material in the waterways in the Middle East.
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The rising threat of generative AI in misinformation campaigns may eventually erode trust in democratic institution.
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A paper by Daniel Lidar and colleagues was highlighted.
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USC Aviation Safety and Security Instructor, John Cox, speaks about the crash
