Discover: ‘Predator’ Vision Drones Get AI to Spot Poachers
Research by the USC Center for Artificial Intelligence in Society to help track poachers using artificial intelligence was featured
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Daily Mail: How to Choose the Best Password to Stay Safe Online
Research by Marjan Ghazvininejad and Kevin Knight on parameters for more secure passwords was cited.
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CNET: Robot Companions Are Just What the Doctor Ordered
Work by Maja Mataric and Margaret Trost of the Keck School of Medicine to develop robot-assisted therapies and socially assistive robots was featured
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New Scientist: Google’s Quantum Computing Plans Threatened by IBM Curveball
Itay Hen was interviewed about the quantum computing race
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Nature: Quantum Machine Goes in Search of the Higgs Boson
Research by Daniel Lidar applying quantum computing to a physics problem for the first time was featured.
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Nature: Turbulence Control: Peace in the pipeline
Professor Mitul Luhar on a solution for friction caused by turbulence in pipe flows.
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US News and World Report: USC Viterbi’s distance learning graduate programs receive top USNWR rankings
USC Viterbi’s online graduate program in computer science is #1, and the online engineering program, comprising more than 40 degrees, is #2
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Microsoft: CAIS and Microsoft Announce Collaboration on AI and the Environment
Collaboration will support early career research and enable researchers to translate findings into applications
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PCMag: This Is What it Takes to Measure the Internet
PCMag visited ISI’s John Heidemann at the Analysis of Network Traffic (ANT) Lab, which has been keeping tabs on internet connectivity since its inception.
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Scientific American: New Airplane Design Could Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Working with MIT, Viterbi Assistant Professor Uranga’s design could save up to 66 percent in fuel and fly by 2035
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!
from Dean Yannis C. Yortsos, the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, our labs and even our drones!
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National Academy of Inventors: Andrew Viterbi and Ming Hsieh named NAI Fellows
Viterbi and Hsieh selected for demonstrating a spirit of innovation in creating or facilitating inventions that have made a tangible impact on quality of life, economic development, and welfare of society
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Happy Holidays 2017
from Dean Yannis C. Yortsos and the USC Viterbi School of Engineering
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YouTube: 8th Annual EE Research Festival
Students from across the department shared their work with colleagues, faculty, and industry affiliates in a day-long event celebrating EE Research
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USC News: Creating new heart muscle out of stem cells? This grad student is doing it
PhD student Joycelyn Yip ultimately hopes to test heart disease treatments in ways that reduce risk to patients
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USC News: Saving the lives of hospital patients with one simple app
USC Viterbi biomedical engineers develop a system that tracks vital signs of patients from admission to discharge
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US News: A Look Into USC Viterbi’s Online Graduate Computer Science Program
US News & World Report interviews current master’s student John Ziegler and Binh Tran, Associate Dean, Master’s Services in article highlighting online computer science master’s programs
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Daily Trojan: USC Viterbi offers course on blockchain for first time
USC introduced its first-ever course on blockchain, one of the technological databases behind the cryptocurrency Bitcoin
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USC News: What airline passengers want most: to get through security quickly
The advantages of programs like TSA Precheck far outweigh feared drawbacks, new study finds
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Happy Thanksgiving
From the USC Viterbi School of Engineering and it’s Center for Advanced Manufacturing – led by brilliant Professor SK Gupta, of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering and of Computer Science
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Business Insider: Scientists have created brain implants that could boost our memory by up to 30%
Our memories could one day get a boost from a new brain implant device, according to a new study by USC researchers
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Wired: How One of Apple’s Key Privacy Safeguards Fall Short
Research by ISI’s Aleksandra Korolova and colleagues was highlighted, showing that Apple is mining users’ data in an effort to boost its “differential privacy.”
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The Fresno Bee: It’s the Perfect Surfer Wave – in the Middle of Nowhere and 100 Miles from any Ocean
Research by Adam Fincham to develop a machine that produces the perfect surfing wave was mentioned.
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San Francisco Chronicle: Analysts Skeptical iPhone X’s Face ID will be Foolproof
Prem Natarajan was quoted about the security of Apple’s new facial identity feature on the iPhone X.
