KPCC: How can we keep traffic flowing during emergencies like wildfires?
During a a radio interview, Jim Moore suggested reverse 911 calls as a strategy to prevent traffic jams in an emergency
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KPCC: Are California’s smooth roads worth the extra cost?
Jim Moore comments on whether it is important to invest in smoother roads as California’s infrastructure ages
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LA Times: California bullet train cost surges by $2.8 billion
Jim Moore was quoted on how large public infrastructure projects are communicated to the public
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Freakonomics: Are We Running Out of Ideas?
The Freaknomics podcast cited Behrokh Khoshnevis “contour crafting” which can 3D print a house in 24 hours
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LA Times: Costs soar and cracks revealed in Oroville Dam spillway
Amy Rechenmacher was quoted about the strength of the Oroville Dam spillway despite existing cracks
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Reuters: U.S. regulator raises concerns about weights on energy pipelines
Najmedin Meshkati was quoted about the possible damage weights may cause on the TransCanada Corp.’s Keystone pipeline
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International Business Times: You Might Be Breathing Cancer-Causing Toxic Metals During Your Commute
Research by Constantinos Sioutas colleagues that found the level of air pollution in the tunnels for the Los Angeles Red Line train were 10 times higher than the threshold set by the World Health Organization and Environmental Protection Agency was featured
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KPCC: The science of tsunamis and SoCal
Costas Synolakis of theTsunami Research Center was interviewed about the vulnerability of Southern California to tsunami warnings all around the Pacific Ocean
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Human Resource Executive: Tech Jobs Forge Forward
Nenad Medvidovic was quoted regarding the future job prospects for software developers
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Fresno Bee: Teenager Develops App to Protect Farmworkers from Heat-Related Illness
A collaboration between USC Viterbi students and local high school student Faith Florez to develop a mobile app that alerts farmworkers to heat warnings was featured
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NBC News: Surprising Ways Augmented Reality Will Revolutionize Your Life
Hao Li was quoted about how augmented reality games might evolve
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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