Keeping the Lights On
USC Viterbi’s Bhaskar Krishnamachari and USC economist Matthew Kahn have proposed an ethical plan to promote power and water conservation that targets the biggest users while protecting the poor.
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USC Viterbi’s Bhaskar Krishnamachari and USC economist Matthew Kahn have proposed an ethical plan to promote power and water conservation that targets the biggest users while protecting the poor.
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USC Viterbi students in health systems management engineering have developed strategies to reduce hospital wait times and increase overall efficiencies.
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Sixty student games featured in the annual carnival-like event, held in person for the first time since 2019
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FaceBase researchers are advancing dental, oral and craniofacial research with data.
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Paul Bogdan has developed a new and improved method to detect chronic obstructive pulmonary disease for early diagnosis and better treatment
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Breakthrough imaging procedure can be used to better characterize congenital heart disease and to plan immediate care for newborns
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An interdisciplinary team, including three USC Viterbi researchers, recently received a $1.1M National Science Foundation grant for managing, mitigating on-the-job stress
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How alumnus Andrew Johnson pushes the boundaries of agriculture with his industrial systems and engineering knowledge
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Bistra Dilkina joins a global team addressing pangolin poaching and trafficking
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Professor Michael Khoo and his SleepHuB partners look at a range of technologies to uncover sleep problems
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The USC-led center will develop cutting-edge devices that send stimulating pulses to the autonomic nervous system to treat and monitor a vast range of conditions.
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Maryam Shanechi was honored for her unique engineering approach to mental health.
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A computer science doctoral student is working with a local children’s hospital to help clinicians detect signs of toxic stress in infants using artificial intelligence.
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Electronically sensitive, skin-like membrane can measure changes in tumor size to the hundredth of a millimeter. It represents a new, faster and more accurate approach to screen cancer drugs.
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As we celebrate USC’s Information Systems Institute’s 50th anniversary, we look back at the collaborations they’ve done in the medical field that have led to smarter, more efficient medical care.
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Professor Jim Kurose discusses the type of science computing researchers are focusing on and the future of the field based on the newest generation’s interests.
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New model demonstrates how the nervous system learns to control the body and has implications for medical treatments and developing agile robots
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USC Viterbi student cofounded new student club to explore technology in all its dimensions, including ethics
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Ride for PKD cyclist Glenn Frommer meets USC Viterbi researchers using nanotechnology to find a cure for his genetic disorder.
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Leaders from military, government and private industry complete unique USC certificate program
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Moving Analytics, led by three USC Viterbi alumni, seeks to be in all 50 states by the end of 2023
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USC researchers stimulate blind retinas using focused ultrasound technology
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USC students design colorful 3D-printed prosthetics for Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles patients.
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Symmetrical, 2 x 3 Km Buried Formation Points to Evidence of Agriculture, Groundwater Use and Climate Fluctuation