Popular Science: John Carlsson Named a 2016 PopSci Brilliant 10
He is Recognized for Use of Geometry to ‘Re-Route the World’
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Twitter: Trojan Spirit is Strong in Texas
Trojans in Texas Host USC Viterbi
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USC Viterbi: Azad Madni Honored for Systems Engineering Excellence
He is Recognized for Service to Industry and Boeing in Systems Engineering Excellence
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CMBE Journal: Stacey Finley Recognized as 2016 CMBE Journal Young Innovator
Work by Viterbi’s Stacey Finley, an investigator in the Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience was highlighted for her work with colleagues to create a predictive computational model of T cell activation
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Social Work Today: Social Services Software-Evaluating Therapist Empathy With Psychotherapy Software
Shri Narayanan’s research, which focuses on developing software that can detect therapist empathy as a tool for training, was featured.
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Tech Republic: Tesla Driver Dies in First Fatality with Autopilot: What it Means for the Future of Driverless Cars
Jeff Miller was quoted about the possible kinks in Tesla’s autopilot technology.
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CNBC: How Robot Therapists Can Fill a Gap in Health Care
The USC Interaction Lab and Maja Matarić’s socially assistive robots were featured.
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The New York Times: Future House: 3-D Printed and Ready to Fly
3D printing techniques and contour crafting developed by Behrokh Khoshnevis were highlighted.
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U.S. News and World Report: More Female International Students Pursue STEM Degrees at U.S. Universities
USC Viterbi was featured for the growing number of female international students pursuing STEM degrees here
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USC News: Just gellin’: How to grow strong muscles-on-a-chip
USC researchers hope to usher in new treatments for patients with muscular dystrophy
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USC Trojan Family: Women Engineers Thrive at USC Viterbi
Top-ranked USC Viterbi is one of the most female-friendly engineering schools in the country—and that’s no accident.
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The Huffington Post: The Immigration Tide
An op-ed by Bodgan Marcu on the importance of integration for a successful immigrant experience featured.
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BBC: Five Transport Promises that Never Quite Changed the World
James Moore was quoted on transportation technology that did not have widespread applicability.
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Politifact: Was there a Double Standard on the Investigations of David Petraeus and Hillary Clinton?
Clifford Neuman was quoted on Hillary Clinton’s use of a private server.
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Gizmag: Using Gelatin to Bulk up “Muscles-on-a-Chip”
Research by Megan McCain and colleagues on a new method to build bigger and stronger muscle fibers was featured
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ABC News: National Medal of Honor Recipient
Mark Humayun, who was honored with the National Medal of Technology and Innovation, was featured.
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Popular Science: Melting Glaciers are Shaking the Earth Under Our Feet
Work by Patrick Lynett to model how the shape of Alaska’s Taan Fjord affected the behavior of a tsunami was mentioned.
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Science World Report: Gelatin Hydrogel Could Develop Stronger Muscles, Might Be Used For ALS Cure
Research by Megan McCain and colleagues on an innovative new method for studying skeletal muscle development was featured.
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Los Angeles Times: Tesla and Google are Both Driving Toward Autonomous Vehicles. Which is Taking the Better Route?
Jeff Miller was quoted about the possible kinks in Tesla’s autopilot technology
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The Chronicle of Higher Education: Appointments, Resignations, Deaths (7/8/2016)
Simon Ramo’s tenure at Viterbi was mentioned.
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Fast Company: Putting Artificial Intelligence On The Hunt For Poachers
Research by Milind Tambe and colleagues to use game theory to stop wildlife poaching was featured.
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San Gabriel Valley Tribune: Don’t railroad Los Angeles County taxpayers: Guest commentary
James Moore ran an op ed about funding Los Angeles’ transit services.
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The New York Times: Skeptics of Self-Driving Cars Span Generations
Jeffrey Miller was quoted on user acceptance of self-driving cars.
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Business Insider: Here’s How a Computer Knows if You’re Heading for a Breakup
Research by Shrikanth Narayanan and colleagues finding that a computer algorithm programmed to predict whether a couple was likely to break up was mentioned.