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This Week on Viterbi News Now: Essam Heggy predicts coastal living costs in Southern California will soar due to increasing beach erosion; Maryam Shanechi leads neurotechnology research at USC, using AI to tailor mental health treatments; Innovate x LA Student Competition highlights innovative solutions for LA’s environmental and energy issues; Maja Matarić named 2024-2025 ACM Athena Lecturer, pioneering advanced human-robot interactions.
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Maja Matarić receives ACM Athena Lecturer Award for groundbreaking contributions in distributed robotics, multi-robot coordination, and socially assistive robotics
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A study led by India’s space agency that included USC researchers was highlighted
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Petros Ioannou the Center’s inaugural director, was interviewed.
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Step into the world of creative problem solving with the second annual Das Family Innovate x LA Competition, presented by USC CEE alums Kelly and Santanu Das
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Safety expert Najm Meshkati was called to testify in front of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation
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Weekend Edition featured research led by Feifei Qian’s lab.
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Hodge and Sukhatme join more than 40 USC peers previously inducted to the American Association for the Advancement of Science, a distinguished lifetime honor
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Viterbi AME Professor, Paul Newton, will use the fellowship to investigate cancer models
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Professor Garrett Reisman, a former astronaut, discussed how he spent part of his career in connection with the families who lost loved ones on the Challenger disaster.
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The annual Games expo showcasing student games was highlighted
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Research by Feifei Qian and colleagues was featured.
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This Week on VNN: USC Viterbi researchers embark on a new initiative to revolutionize tissue engineering, USC Viterbi alumnus Adithya Bellathur encourages new guitarists and musicians with “Notey’s World” app, we’re highlighting how the USC Viterbi Startup Garage empowers startups to break new ground in technology, and USC Viterbi’s David Barnhart is featured on spacenews.com discussing the evolving role of AI in long-distance space missions.
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USC Viterbi data science master’s student Natalie Fung was interviewed about how she persevered after an accident and how the Swim with Mike scholarship allowed her to attend graduate school.
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Professor Swayamdipta explained AI hallucinations and suggested the implementation of standards to address them.
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Feifei Qian and undergraduate student Ethan Fulcher were interviewed about developing robots that can work on various surfaces
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Daniel Lidar was interviewed about the growth and potential impact of quantum computing
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Alumni Ashish Vaswani and Niki Parmar were highlighted in an article that highlighted the authors of “Attention Is All You Need”
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Najm Meshkati was interviewed about changing sentiment towards nuclear energy and the importance of plant safety
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A book review of Saving Michelangelo’s Dome: How Three Mathematicians and a Pope Sparked an Architectural Revolution, noted author Wayne Kalayjian is a civil engineer who lectures at USC.
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An essay from Jacki Morie, one of the founding research scientists of the USC Institute for Creative Technologies from 1999 to 2013.
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This Week On VNN: USC’s new IBM Quantum Innovation Center, USC Viterbi Prof. Elisabeth Arnold Weiss’ class envisions the future of the LA Memorial Coliseum, Johannes Royset joins USC Viterbi bringing expertise in operations and optimization, Xiang Ren honored as one of MIT Technology Review Innovators Under 35 for the Asia-Pacific Region.
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Research by Constantinos Sioutas and colleagues showing how air pollution increased in Milan increased as a result of the war in Ukraine was featured
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Paul Debevec corrects the record on what constitutes a hologram
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