Leveling Up Research and Publishing in Geoscience’s Open-Source EraÂ
A new workshop held at USC’s Information Sciences Institute hopes to have a ripple effect throughout the geoscience community.
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Student Builds an ‘Angel’ to Lift Up Microsoft’s Wide-Area Network
Pooria Namyar collaborated with Microsoft on Soroush, named for a figure in Persian mythology, to address critical scalability challenges in the cloud ecosystem.
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Do You Have A Mild Concussion? New AI Might Aid Diagnosis
A USC Viterbi undergraduate’s research could offer vital insights in diagnosing traumatic brain injury early with 99% accuracy.
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Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road? To Evaluate Your LLM
A USC ISI researcher and his collaborators propose separating the AI makers from the AI testers to create more robust systems.
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Cleanroom Course Offers a Gateway to Microelectronics Careers
California DREAMS pilots a path to a robust semiconductor industry pipeline.
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A Sound Revolution: How USC Viterbi Engineers Are Using Ultrasound To Restore Vision
A USC research team utilizes non-invasive technologies to target degenerative visual impairments.
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Entrepreneurial Engineers Pitch Ideas for Social and Environmental Startups
The Das Family Innovate x LA Student Competition challenges students to develop high-impact urban solutions and compete for a $20,000 prize.
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Force Multiplier: California DREAMS Combines Capabilities from University Nanofabs
The superhub is working to standardize equipment and best practices across its partners.
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A New Method to Grow Materials for the Chips of the Future
USC Viterbi Ph.D student-led research has uncovered a novel way to grow thin films of electronic materials that could prove essential for the future of semiconductors.
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Unraveling the Mysteries of Stem Cells
New research harnesses machine learning and imaging to give unprecedented insight into stem cell behavior that could enable future lifesaving therapies.
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USC at the NAACL ’24 Conference
Notable research includes work on legal AI, LLM manipulation by bad actors, and assessing argument quality.
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No GPS, No Problem
USC ISI researchers are trying to make quantum sensing tools, like atomic accelerometers, more compact and accurate so they can replace GPS.
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USC Liquid Propulsion Lab is Advancing Reusable Rocket Research
The student-run team tackles the challenge of designing regeneratively cooled reusable rocket engines.
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From Wearables to Swallowables: USC Engineering Researchers Create GPS-like Smart Pills with AI
Utilizing wearable electronics and AI, new ingestible sensors provide real-time 3D monitoring of gastrointestinal health
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Engineering a better way to find doctors
USC ISI researchers team up with Kaiser Permanente to improve healthcare search by 20%.
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Azad Madni Receives Prestigious National Awards
University professor elected as AIAA honorary fellow and receives Distinguished Career Award from the Washington Academy of Sciences.
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Ph.D. Student Tackles the Environmental Impact of Spacecraft Re-Entry
José P. Ferreira, a doctoral candidate in astronautical engineering, has received the prestigious Space for Sustainability Award from the European Space Agency (ESA).
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The vision of MOSIS 2.0
The next-generation of USC ISI’s semiconductor fabrication service is taking shape.
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New AI System Detects Rare Epileptic Seizures
USC computer science researchers developed a new AI system to accurately detect epileptic seizure types, improving the diagnosis of rare and complex cases, even in young children
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Renyuan Xu Honored with Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
An expert in harnessing probability for decision-making, Xu was selected for the National Science Foundation’s leading award for junior faculty.
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The Birth of ISI Arlington
ISI’s Arlington Office, which celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2022, was a tech innovator from the beginning. Bob Parker recounts its origins.Â
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Making a Splash: Meet the Trojan Engineer Chasing Her Olympic Dreams
Aëla Janvier has her sights on Paris 2024, following an exciting swim career that has taken her from Montreal to USC and now the French Olympic squad.
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How easy is it to get AIs to talk like a partisan?
Very easy, according to a new study on LLMs.
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Cybersecurity With Human-AI Collaboration
ISI researchers are integrating AI into cybersecurity operations to defend from cyberattacks and aid analysts.
