Can AI Teach Your Child Perseverance?

May 8, 2023

Postdoc Scholar Emmanuel Johnson is part of a team receiving a $20M National Science Foundation grant to research AI-augmented learning.

A Passion for Equity in Education Drives USC Viterbi ISE Award Winner

May 5, 2023

Janet Choi (B.S. ISE ’23) was recently honored for her research into improving access to online education for students with learning differences.

Omar Uraimov’s Love Letter to Central Asia Makes You the Hero of Kyrgyzstan

May 5, 2023

In tribute to his homeland, graduating computer science student unveils first video game set in Kyrgyzstan at USC Games Expo

Just Like Dad’s White T-Shirt: Trojan Engineer Unlocks Memories with Fragrance

May 5, 2023

For Aidan Niswender, B.S. ISE ’23, a COVID lockdown hobby became a passion, which could lead to a career in perfumery.

USC Thomas Lord Department of Computer Science Announces Naming Gift

May 4, 2023

Through the generosity of the Lord Foundation, the naming gift is part of USC’s $1-billion-plus Frontiers in Computing initiative

NAE’s 2023 Gordon Prize Ceremony Celebrates the Career of Azad Madni

May 4, 2023

For the second year in a row, USC hosts the top award in engineering education.

“Everything Full Force:” USC Viterbi Senior Shines On The Track

May 3, 2023

Civil engineering major and sprinter Chioma Okonkwo hopes to medal in the NCAA Women’s Track and Field Championships and perhaps even run in the Olympics

Daniel Lidar to Lead MURI on Quantum Computing Research

May 2, 2023

The Department of Defense MURI Award will allow Lidar’s multi-institutional team to investigate techniques that may unlock the full potential of quantum computing.

USC Computer Scientists Are Tackling Dental Health and Birth Defects

May 1, 2023

FaceBase researchers are advancing dental, oral and craniofacial research with data.

Welcome to the Fabulous Fluids Facility!

April 28, 2023

The renovation of USC Viterbi School of Engineering’s Dryden Wind Tunnel celebrates the phenomenon of “beautiful flow.”

AI for Good: ShowCAIS Event Highlights the Power of AI to Make a Difference

April 28, 2023

USC CAIS researchers from seven USC schools come together to solve the world’s most pressing problems using AI.

Two USC Computer Science Juniors Awarded Goldwater Scholarships

April 28, 2023

Juniors Jordan Cahoon and Allen Chang were recognized for their research in, and beyond, computer science.

Scooby Doo Meets the Concrete Canoe

April 26, 2023

USC Viterbi’s ASCE student chapter competes in the “America’s Cup of Civil Engineering.”

SIER Technologies Wins 2023 Min Family Challenge

April 25, 2023

The student startup is developing specially outfitted glasses with built-in speakers that will issue warnings to the visually impaired as they near unseen objects

USC Viterbi School Announces Keynote Speakers for 2023 Satellite Commencement Ceremonies

April 24, 2023

Over 3,200 engineering students expected to participate in ceremonies

The Top Six GIFs from USC Robotics Open House 2023

April 21, 2023

At the event, the first in-person since 2019, five local L.A. schools were able to visit five different USC Viterbi robotics labs.

USC Games 7th Annual Expo Day Returns In-Person With Over 60 Student-Made Games

April 20, 2023

Global interactive entertainment brand, HoYoverse, announced as a new partner for the school’s annual program showcasing the future of the games industry

Maja Matarić, Pioneer of “Robots That Care,” Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

April 19, 2023

USC Viterbi computer scientist joins luminaries such as Emmanuelle Charpentier and Lin-Manuel Miranda among 2023 members.

Students Compete to Innovate for a Better Future in LA

April 19, 2023

The Das Family Innovate x LA Student Competition challenges students to develop high-impact urban solutions and compete for a $15,000 prize.

Materials of the Future: I’ll Have My Nano-Sized Donuts with Extra Swirls

April 19, 2023

Yu-Tsun Shao is developing new ways to observe the changes in the properties of nano-scale particle-like objects that can be used to make next-generation computers.