Manufacturing News: Forward-Thinking Education Trains Future Innovators
The practical and research experience offered by CAM was featured
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Media Coverage
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21 Questions with Cheyenne Gaima
Day in the Life of a Skateboarder, Piercer, Poet and Coder
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31 Questions with Kaitlyn Kumar: The Mechanics of Motion
31 Questions with USC Viterbi Mechanical Engineering Sophomore and Ballerina Kaitlyn Kumar.
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Science: Dream Machine
Maja Matarić discusses how robots can be used in school to increase social interaction and engagement.
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National Academy of Sciences: Our Future Robot Companions
Maja Matarić gave a virtual talk at the National Academy of Sciences Science & Entertainment Exchange
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Ophthalmology Times: Discovery by USC investigators shows long-term viability of stem cell derived retinal implant
Research by Mark Humayun showing the success of stem-cell derived implants for macular degeneration —without the need for long-term immunosuppressants, was highlighted
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Archaeology.org: Traces of 3,600-Year-Old Settlement Found in Qatar’s Desert
Research by Essam Heggy and colleagues was featured
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Dot LA: USC Expands AI Education With New Research Center, Amazon Partnership
DotLA covered two pieces of Viterbi news this week, Dean Yortsos was interviewed adding, “some sort of a digital literacy will become as important as other general education requirements”
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Doha News: Hidden oasis resurfaces after 3,600 years in south of Qatar
Research by Essam Heggy and colleagues regarding uncovering of an ancient settlement in Qatar, was featured
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Yahoo!: Here’s how intelligence agencies can search foreign documents without learning the language
Research by ISI to instantaneously make sense of news around the globe, was featured
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Chemistry World: When scientific conferences went online, diversity and inclusion soared
Research by the Armani Lab related to the role of virtual conferences in fostering diversity, was featured
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WIRED: Maybe Green Energy Needs Information Batteries Too
New research by Barath Raghavan was featured
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NBC4: NASCAR and USC Racing Take Over the Coliseum
USC Racing was featured on NBC for their once-in-a-lifetime test drive in the LA Coliseum ahead of NASCAR’s event
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The Daily (An-Nahar): Lebanon Made Me Unstoppable
A blog written by USC Viterbi doctoral student Michella Rustom regarding her pursuit of her PhD, was re-published by the leading daily newspaper in Lebanon
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Los Angeles Times: The tsunami that battered Santa Cruz highlights the threat facing California’s coast
Patrick Lynett was quoted about the underwater volcanic eruption near Tonga which caused a tsunami to hit the CA coast
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Spaceflight Now: SpaceX preps for first of four ‘Transporter’ rideshare launches this year
Dodona, the 3rd satellite launched by SERC and USC students and faculty, was mentioned.
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Analytics India Magazine: Can You Express Your Feelings Through A Haptic Armband, Just Like A Hug?
Professor Culbertson’s research on virtual touch was featured.
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BBC: A New Space Age?
Anita Sengupta was interviewed about the future of space exploration
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Times Higher Ed: Online academic conferences showing wide benefit
Research conducted by the Armani Lab was featured showing how virtual conferences could ensure greater diversity, equity and inclusion for STEM researchers
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Asian News Service International: Research Team Makes Advance in Brain-Inspired Computing
Research by Han Wang’s lab was featured
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Psychology Today: New Synthetic AI Data May Improve Brain-Computer Interfaces
Research by Laurent Itti that applies the same method that is used to create deep fakes for the benefit of brain- machine interfaces for individuals with disabilities, was featured
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CIFellows 2021: CIFellowships Support Post-Doctoral Research
Emmanuel Johnson and Jasmine Berry have received 2021 Computing Innovation (CI) Fellowships, which help recent and soon-to-be Ph.D. graduates launch their careers in uncertain economic times.
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Washington Post: “We are still here”
The Washington Post wrote about CS PhD student Lina Brixey’s efforts to use computer science to preserve the Choctaw language.
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HPCWIRE: 2021 HPCwire Awards – Readers’ & Editors’ Choice
A team led by Ewa Deelman received the HPCwire Readers’ Choice Award for Best HPC Collaboration (Academia/Government/Industry)