USA Today: Check your settings if you don’t want Google tracking every move
Aleksandra Korolova was quoted on how Google can track your every move.
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The Orange County Register: Smart cars learning to avoid unpredictable pedestrians
Jeff Miller was quoted on autonomous vehicles learning to predict pedestrian movements.
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Engadget: The evolution of cognitive architecture will deliver human-like AI
Paul Rosenbloom was quoted on the current state of artificial general intelligence research.
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Science Friday: Hot Enough For You? Cooling The Worsening Urban Heat Island
George Ban-Weiss was interviewed on his work tailoring high-reflectivity roofs to individual neighborhoods.
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USC Viterbi News: Defining the Next Frontier for Humans and Tech
Leading academics dissect the most critical issues related to human-building interaction to advance how people work, learn and live
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PCMag: Is That Your Fingerprint or a Fake? This AI Can Tell
Wael Abd-Almageed was interviewed on new artificial intelligence techniques that can be applied to computer vision, biometrics and multimedia problems.
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WIRED: A ROCKET BUILT BY STUDENTS REACHED SPACE FOR THE FIRST TIME
A USC team won the collegiate space race by sending a rocket above the Kármán line, the imaginary boundary that marks the end of Earth’s atmosphere.
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Scientific American: Simulating Evolution to Determine the Fastest Wing
Geoffrey Spedding was quoted on how humans draw inspiration from nature — bird wings and fish fins — to build faster wings for flight.
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New Atlas: Bee+ micro-scale robot flyer gets four wings flapping
The Bee+ project from the Autonomous Microrobotic Systems Laboratory was featured.
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MIT Technology Review: A tiny four-winged robotic insect flies more like the real thing
Flying robots are more agile with four wings than two. Engineers halved the weight of a crucial component to make that possible.
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USC Viterbi ECE Blog: My Path from South Central to the University of Southern California
Am I crazy? Nah. Am I smart? Nah. What I am is a hard worker who learned these values from my immigrant parents and from growing up in the streets of LA.
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USC Viterbi News: “Oh, The Places You’ll Go!”
From engineering rockets that break records to solving global crisis and launching start-ups, the Class of 2019 is going places
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USC Viterbi News: The World of Games Just Got Bigger
More than 80 games from console, PC, VR, AR and mobile video games to board games and outdoor-games
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USC Viterbi News: “A Ph.D. Is Our Call to Action”
USC Viterbi School of Engineering’s 2019 Ph.D. Hooding and Awards ceremony
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The Cut: I Tried a $500 Sound-Therapy Machine
Christopher Kyriakakis was interviewed about a new sound therapy device.
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OZY: How To Solve Homelessness With Artificial Intelligence
Work by CAIS using artificial intelligence to aid homeless youth in Los Angeles was featured.
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International Business Times: Mars Rover Curiosity Is Now Ready To Find Alien Life After Successful Drilling
Research by Essam Heggy and Abotalib Z. Abotalib was mentioned about the presence of water on Mars.
Harvard Business Review: AI’s Potential to Diagnose and Treat Mental Illness
Research by the Institute for Creative Technologies was mentioned on an artificial intelligence tools for mental health.
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IEEE Spectrum: Ford Signs Up to Use NASA’s Quantum Computers
Daniel Lidar was quoted on quantum technology.
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The Atlantic: Why Your Vacuum Clogs but a Manta Ray Doesn’t
Eva Kanso was quoted on feeding habits of the manta ray.
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Business Insider: Astronauts explain why nobody has visited the moon in more than 45 years
Madhu Thangavelu commented on how the lunar surface can negatively affect equipment
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Entrepreneur: 5 Simple Job Hunting Techniques to Land Your Dream Job
Research by Kristina Lerman (and colleagues) regarding people’s email response habits was highlighted
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AI in Healthcare: AI screens for fetal alcohol spectrum disorder with 85% accuracy
Research by Chen Zhang and Laurent Itti about new technology they developed to screen children for fetal alcohol syndrome was featured.
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USC Viterbi Ranked in the Top Ten Engineering Programs According to the 2020 U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools
It is the only engineering school in the US on three USNWR top 10 engineering lists; Best Graduate Schools, Best Online Graduate Engineering Programs, and Best Online Information Technology Programs
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