Mahta Moghaddam and Behrokh Khoshnevis Elected to NAE
Moghaddam was elected for development of physics-based computational algorithms; Khoshnevis was elected for innovations in manufacturing and construction.
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Saving Endangered Species, One Algorithm at a Time
Bistra Dilkina, USC Viterbi assistant professor in computer science, develops artificial intelligence tools to help protect endangered animals
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Helping The Homeless
USC Viterbi writing students offer engineering solutions to a local provider of homeless services to improve operations.
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You Are Not Here By Accident
Linnie Haynesworth, USC Viterbi’s 2019 Mark A. Stevens Distinguished Alumni Award recipient, pens a letter to her younger Trojan self.
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Broke your shoe? What if it could repair itself?
USC Viterbi faculty and students develop a 3D-printed material that can repair itself all on its own.
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Stop The Spoofing
USC ISI researcher Wael Abd-Almageed and an international research team are building enhanced biometric security technologies to thwart would-be malefactors.
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Sparking Innovation
USC Viterbi alumnus Ken Richardson has written a new book about how America can once again become the world’s leader in tech.
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Student Wins HackLA Mobility with App to Solve LA Traffic Woes
Jake Beaudin and his team created the app in 24 hours. They recently launched it to the tech industry at CES Las Vegas and will soon present it in Germany.
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USC Researchers Use AI to Detect Early Signs of Alzheimer’s
USC researchers found “hidden factors” in medical data that could improve Alzheimer’s disease prediction and lead to better outcomes.
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Turning Glycerol To Gold
A new business in the USC Viterbi Startup Garage has developed a molecule to turn this plentiful biofuel byproduct into coveted sodium lactate.
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What Happens When 100 Million People Run Out of Water?
Essam Heggy Calls for More Water Education in the Scientific Community.
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National Cancer Institute Award to Support Research on Colorectal Cancer at USC
USC Viterbi’s Stacey Finley and Shannon Mumenthaler from the Keck School of Medicine of USC lead new $3.1 million grant to advance search for new cancer treatments using computer simulations
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A Star Is Born…With C Programming And Robots.
With donor support, USC Viterbi’s Robotics and Coding Academy provides computer science education to local elementary schools
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The Fleischer Prize in Green Technology
USC Viterbi Students encouraged to apply
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Helping USC’s Homeless
USC Viterbi’s Sandeep Suresh helped build a website that provides invaluable information to USC’s hidden hungry and homeless population.
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2018 AME Senior Project Showcase
Undergraduate students enrolled in AME 441A show off their semester’s work
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Students investigate a microscopic community
Undergraduates in an environmental engineering microbiology course use brand-new lab space to study their own microbiomes
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Ellis Meng and Mike Waterman Elected Fellows of the National Academy of Inventors
USC faculty members were two of 148 academic inventors selected this year
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Fledgling Programmers Join Global Coding Celebration
USC Viterbi students joined forces with Google engineers to inspire the coders of the future.
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Can taking breaks enhance test-taking performance?
Computer scientists find a connection between our test-taking abilities and resting
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Students 3D print rocket engine
The Liquid Propulsion Lab successfully tested the world’s first 3D printed rocket engine made entirely on campus
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What can a snowflake teach us about how cancer spreads in the body?
Findings suggest novel approaches in drug therapy to treat cancer and other diseases
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9th Annual Electrical Engineering Research Festival
On November 9th, the Ming Hsieh Institute hosted the department’s biggest annual event – the Electrical Engineering Research Festival. 100 PhD students presented their research to Industry leaders from 27 companies.
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Han Wang Receives Coveted Army Research Office Young Investigator Award
The USC Viterbi assistant professor, who also just received the prestigious IEEE Nanotechnology Early Career Award, hopes to advance computer efficiency and proficiency.