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Research by ISI’s Emilio Ferrara, which examined the use of bots during the US presidential election campaign, was highlighted in this story about the upcoming elections in Germany.
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ISI’s John Heidemann tracked internet outages related to Hurricane Harvey, mapping the storm’s destructive path as it made landfall in Southeast Texas.
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Professor Michael Kezirian and aerospace students, making up the USC-NASA Solar Eclipse Balloon Team, are launching a High Altitude Balloon in Idaho Falls to study the Total Solar Eclipse.
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ISI researcher Shrikanth Narayanan’s study on diversity and stereotypes in movie dialogues is highlighted in the LA Times.
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Jim Moore was interviewed about the Olympics coming to LA and the need for investment in more transit services to benefit the public
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ISI’s Greg Ver Steeg was highlighted for his algorithm CorEx which was used to help friend and computational biologist Shirley Pepke find treatment options for her cancer diagnosis
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Chris Kyriakakis was quoted on how recorded music changes once it leaves the studio
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Nature quoted Costas Synolakis about the importance of studying the causes of tsunamis and other national disasters
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The LA Times highlighted the SAIL lab and a study on diversity and stereotypes in movie dialogues
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ISI’s Greg Ver Steeg was highlighted for his algorithm CorEx which was used to help friend and computational biologist Shirley Pepke find treatment options for her cancer diagnosis.
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Prem Natarajan, the Michael Keston Executive Director of the Information Sciences Institute, was interviewed on the best strategies to develop artificial intelligence
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Carl Kesselman of ISI and Michelson Center featured in an article about USC’s efforts to expand its imprint in the biosciences.
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Can “cool pavements” reduce urban temperatures? George Ban-Weiss says they can, but there may be penalties.
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A team of students and staff from USC’s Center for Advanced Manufacturing, led by the center’s Director S.K. Gupta, awarded for their work on the automation of finishing processes.
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An ISI team has created a new platform that makes FPGAs more usable and accessible for everyday domain scientists.
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The LA Times featured CAM as a resource to educate students and to provide support to companies seeking to participate in innovation in manufacturing
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ASEE to honor USC Viterbi and Dean Yortsos for the school’s efforts on ASEE’s Deans Diversity Pledge and outreach to White House
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Dean Yortsos named to NAE’s governing council. His three-year term begins July 1, 2017.
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USC selected to lead quantum computing team which will include CalTech, Harvard, Berkeley MIT, University College London, Saarland University, University of Waterloo, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Lockheed Martin, Northrup Grumman, NASA Ames Research Center and Texas A&M
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Dean Yortsos penned an op-ed on the vital roles that engineers will continue to have in society as they collaborate across the disciplines
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The lauded USC scientist won the 1994 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
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Reuters featured USC Viterbi and the Information Sciences Institute as being selected for the Amazon Alexa Fund Fellowship, a new program to support universities and researchers focused on transformative voice technologies such as text-to-speech, natural language understanding, automatic speech recognition and conversational artificial intelligence.
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Experimental work of department Chair Geoff Spedding and his Ph.D. students on small scale aerodynamics, applicable to small drones
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Nora Ayanian was interviewed by Reuters on her research involving multi-robot coordination
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