USC News: Paul Ronney Named AAAS Fellow
Ronney was recognized for his contributions to combustion science.
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Media Coverage
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CNN : Live Event/Special: Artemis Launch
Garrett Reisman was part of a panel that was commenting live about the Artemis launch.
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CBS LA: Team of USC students tracking progress of Artemis II moon mission
Professor Barnhart and USC Viterbi Astro students Vishruti Gohel and Mike Gallagher were interviewed about USC’s role as one of 34 sites around the world providing data to NASA.
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NY Times: Can Science Predict When a Study Won’t Hold Up?
ISI’s Adam Russell was interviewed about a project he initiated while at DARPA, to use AI to determine which studies might replicate successfully.
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Smithsonian Magazine: Sea Stars Can Lose an Arm and Soldier On. What If Robots Could Do the Same?
Research by Eva Kanso’s lab was featured.
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Entrepreneur: A Former Apple Engineer Behind Face ID Is Now Building an 8-Figure AI Startup
ECE alumnus Vince Gaydarzhiev was featured for his AI startup.
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Financial Express: Meet Mike Markkula: Apple’s early marketing genius who shaped the company before Steve Jobs
ECE alumnus Mike Markkula was featured a story looking at the history of Apple.
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USC News: USC announces a joint biomedical engineering department, bridging medical and engineering schools to accelerate health care innovation
Building on decades of collaboration between the USC Viterbi and the Keck School of Medicine of USC, the joint department reimagines the expansion of biomedical engineering into medicine.
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Yahoo/DPA: AI can sway your opinion, even when you know it’s biased, study shows
A study led by USC Viterbi PhD student Zhivar Sourati in USC Dornsife Professor Morteza Dehghani’s lab was cited.
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ABC News: Aviation safety expert weighs in on deadly crash at LaGuardia Airport
Aviation Safety and Security Program Director, Thomas Anthony, discusses the crash investigation process.
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USC News: New USC Institute on Ethics and Trust in Computing hosts inaugural AI summit
Event features leading AI experts from academia and industry.
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CNN (Subscription Required): Foreign Influence Campaigns on AI
Research by Luca Luceri and colleagues was featured.
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The Daily Mail: Can YOU spot the fake writing?
Research by Computer Science PhD Student Zhivar Sourati warning that widespread use of large language models could “homogenize” how people write and reason, was highlighted.
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LA Times: How our AI bots are ignoring their programming
Cliff Neuman was interviewed about the role of AI in hacking.
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Forbes: America’s Greatest Innovators
Andrew Viterbi, Paul Mokapetris, Len Adleman, Marian Croak, and Palmer Lucky are some of the individuals featured on this list.
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Fortune: We studied chatbots and language and saw a huge problem: They mean 80% when they say ‘likely’ but humans hear 65%
Mayank Kejriwal explained how chatbots and humans interpret probabilistic language differently.
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India Today: AI talent race: OpenAI signs Meta’s top researcher
Alumnus Ruoming Pang was featured. The article highlighted his time at USC and expertise in AI, machine learning and research in speech recognition.
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Aviation Week: Senate Confirms DeLeeuw For NTSB Seat
Captain John DeLeeuw, an instructor in the Aviation Safety and Security program, was appointed to the NTSB, which the highest achievement for the field.
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LA Times: One Factory, Any Product
SK Gupta from the Center for Advanced Manufacturing was quoted about the savings afforded by 3D-printing for aerospace structures.
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GOOD DESIGN: Ginsburg Human-Centered Computation Hall was recognized with a 2025 GOOD DESIGN® award
Building was recognized by Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies in the “Environments” category
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KTLA: AI fight scene video goes viral
Swabha Swayamdipta, the Co-Director of the Center for AI in Society and a Prof of Computer Science was interviewed about the status of AI and the advances of a viral deepfake featuring Hollywood celebrities.
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TechCrunch: New BS in AI is creating a new kind of educated professional
Program complements disciplines that are the bedrock of engineering, while reinventing AI education
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Earth: Sea stars inspire smarter movement in robots
A study by Eva Kanso’s lab was featured.
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ABC: Lasers could allow the world to watch Artemis II astronauts travel to the moon
Alan Willner was interviewed about NASA’s Artemis II test of the Orion Optical Communications System and using infrared lasers capable of transmitting more than 100 times the data of radio.