Trojan Family Magazine: From permafrost to policy: Mahta Moghaddam is tracking changes to the Earth in its most extreme environments
Mahta Moghaddam and her work applying multi-agent sensing to track soil moisture and permafrost thickness.
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The Brighter Side: Scientists create smart lactation pad to monitor breast milk in real time
A smart lactation pad created by Maral Mousavi’s MAD Lab was featured.
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Institution of Mechanical Engineering: Engineers are trying to end pain
Research by Qifa Zhou’s lab, along with collaborators at Keck, was highlighted.
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Bloomberg: Insight with Haslinda Amin
Najm Meshkati spoke about the impact of nuclear material in the waterways in the Middle East.
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ACM Digital Library: Misinformation, Bots, and Algorithms: Dr. Emilio Ferrara on technology’s impact on democracy
The rising threat of generative AI in misinformation campaigns may eventually erode trust in democratic institution.
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Quantum Insider: USC study demonstrates unconditional exponential quantum scaling advantage
A paper by Daniel Lidar and colleagues was highlighted.
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NBC News: Air India Crash
USC Aviation Safety and Security Instructor, John Cox, speaks about the crash
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NTUA: Announcement of Professor Yannis Yortsos as Honorary Doctor of the School of Chemical Engineering of the National Technical University of Athens
Dean Yortsos received an honorary doctorate from National Technical University in Athens, where he completed his undergraduate studies.
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Indian Express: BITS Pilani, USC Viterbi to offer dual degree, research initiatives
A recent MOU between Burla Institute of Technology in India and USC Viterbi was highlighted.
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USC News: USC launches Institute on Ethics & Trust in Computing
Professor Yan Liu to co-direct the Institute in conjunction with Provost Professor John Hawthorne of USC Dornsife.
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NTUA : Dean Yortsos Awarded Honorary Doctorate
National Technical University of Athens, where Yortsos completed his undergraduate studies, held a ceremony his honor on May 29.
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ACM : Maja Matarić Receives 2024 ACM Eugene L. Lawler Award
Maja Matarić receives the ACM Eugene L. Lawler Award for Humanitarian Contributions within Computer Science and Informatics for pioneering socially assistive robotics (SAR)
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Wired Español: New method designed to shield quantum computer performance from noise and errors
Research by Daniel Lidar and colleagues related to the application of deterministic benchmarking for more precise detection and correction of errors in quantum computing, was featured.
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MassRobotics : Maja Matarić Receives MassRobotics Robotics Medal Award
Maja Matarić, Distinguished Professor of Computer Science, receives 3rd Annual MassRobotics Robotics Medal award for her pioneering work in the field of socially assistive robots.
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Medical Express: Smart lactation pads can monitor safety of breast milk in real time
Research by Professor Maral Mousavi, PhD student Melissa Banks and collaborators that pioneered the first wearable, rapid sensor for at-home measurement of chemicals in breast milk, was featured.
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AI Companions Are Redefining Elder Care: 3 Ways They Fight Loneliness, Boost Safety And Scale Support Designing AI with Empathy and Respect for Seniors
Maja Matarić’s research was highlighted for its emphasis on offering seniors “emotional support, companionship and dignity.”
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USC Viterbi Commencement Page: 2025 USC Viterbi Commencement Information
Head to this page for information about USC Viterbi’s specific commencement ceremonies
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Quanta: Improving deep learning with a little help from physics
CS alumna Rose Yu, now a professor at UCSD was featured for her efforts to make AI faster. Her work with Cyrus Shahabi is mentioned.
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Is nuclear power the key to a low-carbon future?
Najm Meshkati contributes on a piece on nuclear power’s potential and what is needed to make it a viable option for clean energy transition.
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Fox News: Could seashells replace plastic?
Research by Eun Ji Chung was featured.
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Capital One: CREDIF spring 2025 AI awards & fellowship recipients
Published on April 25th, 2025Last updated on April 25th, 2025
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USC News: At ShowCAIS 2025 symposium, Trojans showcase the benefits of AI for social good
Undergraduate and graduate students from across the university demonstrated how artificial intelligence can have a positive impact on the world.
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The Brighter Side: New ‘smart’ immune cells continuously hunt and kill cancer cells
Research by the BME department researchers was highlighted.
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Inc.: AI for Support
Jonathan May was interviewed in a story about the new AI app Nomi, and one young woman who developed a relationship with a chatbot
