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The rapid filling of a giant dam at the source of the world’s longest river could reduce the water supplies going to Egypt and increase tensions with Ethiopia, a new USC study finds.
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In a message to the Viterbi School of Engineering community, Provost Charles F. Zukoski, USC Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs shared that Dean Yortsos has been reappointed for a 5-year term.
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The New York Times quoted Najmedin Meshkati of the USC Viterbi School on possible outcomes at a nuclear reactor in China.
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A piece in the LA Times referenced Jim Moore’s research on L.A. Metro’s funding of rail projects.
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Los Angeles Times quoted Essam Heggy on how coastal erosion contributes to drought
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Insider quoted Madhu Thangavelu on recent reports about UFOs.
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KNBC-TV featured research by Kristina Lerman that linked political discourse on Twitter to future COVID-19 outbreaks.
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ABC7 features Kelly Sanders on the Biden Administration’s effort to open the Pacific Coast for its first offshore wind development project.
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The article research citied research by Aleksandra Korolova on how Facebook serves different job ads to men and women.
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Dean Yortsos was one of several USC leaders featured in its 2021 LA500 list. The list included President Carol L. Folt, Dean Elizabeth Daley of the USC School of Cinematic Arts, Dean Geoffrey Garrett of the USC Marshall School and Rodney Hanners of Keck Medicine of USC.
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Radhika Agrawal, a 2021 graduate with a degree in computer engineering and computer science, was interviewed for participating in the In-person ceremony.
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2021 CS graduate Sterling Rios was interviewed about a brand new video game he co-developed which was inspired by his indigenous Latino heritage.
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The City’s use of machine learning to automatically spot graffiti –a tool developed by IMSC–was featured .
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Giovanni Flores, Astronautical Engineering and USC ROTC graduate, was featured in a segment about USC graduates.
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Russ Joseph interviews Timothy Pinkston on various topics: computer architecture, development and mentoring, fostering innovation and the value of diversity equity and inclusion
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Bryson Choy and Viterbi student Haoda “Harry” Wang were chosen from a pool of more than 5,000 students at 438 academic institutions.
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The senior vice president emeritus was responsible for the construction of more than 130 buildings on USC’s campuses and was key in planning the 1984 Olympics.
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Timothy Pinkston was interviewed by Adam M.A. Simpson, a PhD CEE candidate about his professional trajectory and the unique experiences of minoritized individuals in STEM
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Timothy Pinkston was interviewed by Adam M.A. Simpson, a CEE PhD candidate at Stanford about his professional trajectory and the experiences of minoritized individuals in STEM
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A New Study Building on USC Viterbi Research Shows Strike-Slip Faults Can Generate Large Tsunamis
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USC Commencement Honors Viterbi Astronautical Engineering Graduate Giovanni Flores as the Ceremony Takes Place at the Coliseum for the First Time in 70 Years.
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Timothy Pinkston along with Dean of Ohio’s State’s College of Engineering and alumna, Ayanna Howard, spoke on a panel of prominent Black engineers and educators discussing racial inequity and the need for continued dialogue and improvement in STEM communities.
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Spectrum News 1 featured Paul Bogdan on using algorithms to create COVID-19 vaccines and predict variants.
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Los Angeles Times quoted Jim Moore on how a poorly managed public project can lead to more employment.
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