USC Ignite: Honoring USC Veterans with a Kindergarten in Vietnam
This project with Peace Trees Vietnam is to build a kindergarten in honor of all USC Veterans
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VNN: Viterbi News Network Episode 8
PhD students help improve accessibility issues in mobile apps, a study finds bias in AI, Qinyi Luo wins the 2022 Meta PhD Research Fellowship, and Michael Kezirian pulls back the curtain to take us inside a day in the life of a rocket scientist.
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Resoundingly Human Podcast: Can You Teach AI Common Sense?
Research Assistant Professor of Industrial and Systems Engineering Mayank Kejriwal discusses AI and common sense on the INFORMS podcast.
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World Economic Forum: The book character gender gap: AI finds more men in fiction than women
Research by Mayank Kejriwal and colleagues was featured.
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Reuters: D-Wave sets up latest quantum computer in California
This article featured D-Wave’s new Advantage system that has over 5000 qubits, now hosted at USC ISI
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CBS This Morning: First In-Person University Park Commencement in 2 Years
Recent graduate Mario Pinto spoke about Engineering Plus and the interdisciplinary experience at USC.
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Times of London: Twitter under fire over fake accounts after Elon Musk challenge
Research by Emilio Ferrara and colleagues was highlighted.
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Medium: Modeling Speculative Asset Bubbles
With the recently volatility of cryptocurrency trading, Bhaskar Krishnamachari created a mathematical model to explain the rise and crash of speculative assets .
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Telemundo: Young USC graduate wants to make a positive impact on the environment
Chemical Engineering graduate Jessica Santos was featured for her efforts to provide health information to the community and her plans to ensure environmental justice.
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USC School of Architecture: Associate Professor Mitul Luhar Wins Substantial Grants for LA River Project
The LA River Project, which includes USC faculty partners from across the university, aims at collaborative, innovative infrastructure redesign of LA’s 52-mile channel.
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IGN: USC Games Expo 2022 to Feature World Premieres of Over 50 Student-Made Games
The upcoming USC Games Expo was featured
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KNX in Depth: Unprecedented water restrictions for Southern California
Essam Heggy was interviewed about the current drought and the necessary measures to combat current and future droughts
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LAist: In The Face of New Water Restrictions, What Else Should Be Done?
Daniel McCurry was interviewed about wastewater reclamation to augment water resources
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LA Times: More water restrictions are coming to Southern California
Kelly Sanders offered tips on how people can conserve water
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Study Finds: Are your finances exposed? 2 in 5 Venmo users publicly reveal sensitive information
A study about personal information exposed on Venmo was featured
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BBC: Book characters are four times more likely to be male than female
Study by Mayank Kejriwal and colleagues using AI to detect bias in literature was featured
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VNN: Viterbi News Network Episode 4
NASA’s SUITS program, new research finds what happens on Venmo doesn’t always stay on Venmo, and we’re introducing you to Viterbi senior Saket Venkatesh who is changing the game of Badminton.
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VNN: Viterbi News Network Episode 3
USC Earth Week, student and alumni innovation, the USC Games Expo and AI research to understand gender representation in literature.
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USC: April 22 – Engineers for Earth Day Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
USC Libraries and the Engineering in Society Program at USC Viterbi are hosting a Wikipedia- Edit-a-thon to contribute to articles about sustainability and engineering
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Washington Post: USC scholarship aims to help Black, Indigenous workers enter games industry
The USC Games Gerald A. Lawson Endowment Fund for Black and Indigenous students was highlighted; The forthcoming Games Expo was highlighted.
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Argonne National Lab: Ancient art meets AI for better materials design
Inspired by a type of origami, Viterbi researchers apply autonomous reinforcement learning to develop materials for wearable electronics.
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Siemens: Innovation in the Classroom
In conversation with Dora Smith, Dean Yortsos shares his vision for engineering education.
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LA Times: Who is driving that bot?
SK Gupta was interviewed about the need for delivery robots
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NBC: Investigators search for black boxes
USC Instructor Jeff Guzzetti was interviewed regarding the steps to ascertain the causes of plane crashes