Bacteria Resistant to Last Resort Antibiotic Found for First Time in Los Angeles County Wastewater
Small plasmids are considered mobile genetic elements and transmissible between different types of bacteria
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More Debris, More Problems: Building Technology to Clean Up Space
Researchers at USC Viterbi’s Information Sciences Institute are building machines to help rid junk from the atmosphere.
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Alumna Builds Her Alma Mater
Nhu Nguyen returns to USC to lead the construction of Ginsburg Hall.
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Robots Predict Human Intention for Faster Builds
In a new paper, USC computer science researchers “teach” robots how to predict human preferences in assembly tasks.
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What Delivery Apps Reveal About Food Disparities in Los Angeles
The NIH National Institute of Minority Health recently honored new USC Viterbi research that harnesses online menu data to draw a detailed nutrition map of the city.
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Fetal Heart Disease Visible for First Time on Real-Time MRI Scan for Expectant Mothers
Breakthrough imaging procedure can be used to better characterize congenital heart disease and to plan immediate care for newborns
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New Chip Design to Provide Greatest Precision in Memory to Date
Will enable powerful AI in your portable devices.
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Like Father, Like Son? What It Feels Like to Attend College with Your Dad
A father-son duo bond over their shared experience studying construction at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering.
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Smart(er) Cameras, A New Vision for the Future
USC Viterbi researchers partner with Samsung to develop energy saving, “self healing cameras.”
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Engineering, Empowerment and Art: Introducing AME Faculty Member Neda Maghsoodi
Maghsoodi works at the intersection of mechanical engineering, biology and material science, and she’s equally committed to creating a culture of human flourishing.
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Is This the Future of Farming?
New computer science study offers a radical new way to think about agriculture and its potential benefits for farming
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AthenaHacks USC Creates Community
More than 400 students took part in USC’s hackathon for marginalized gender identities, now in its seventh year.
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First 3D Printed Rocket, Created by Trojan Engineers, Soars Into the Upper Atmosphere
The co-founders of Relativity Space eye their next big steps: investing in space start-ups and reaching Earth orbit.
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Giving Back and Looking Forward: 8th Annual Scholarship and Fellowship Dinner
Gratitude takes center stage as donors come face to face with the students they support.
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Anna Lee Fisher Was the First Mom in Space; She Now Embarks On a New Mission: USC Viterbi
NASA Astronaut Anna Lee Fisher joins USC Viterbi’s Aviation Safety and Security Program
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Stressed at work? USC Researchers Aim to Change That
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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Engineer Your Daily Life: USC Students are Maestros of Optimization Hacks
For students in the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, the senior design project is a chance to apply their knowledge and get creative.
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USC Hosts Leaders in Neurorehabilitation at National Science Foundation Conference
A national conference supported by the NSF examined ways for computational modeling to help change the game for persons with disabilities and neurological conditions.
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Shri Narayanan Receives the 2023 ISCA Medal for Scientific Achievement
The award is the highest honor in the field of speech communication research.
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Crafting a Superstar Enzyme that turns CO2 Emissions into Useful Products
Mork Family Department Assistant Professor Shaama Sharada was recently awarded a Sloan Fellowship and a Scialog grant for her CO2 reduction research.
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Our Grandparents Ate Healthier Fruits and Veggies. A Trojan Engineer Seeks to Restore This.
How alumnus Andrew Johnson pushes the boundaries of agriculture with his industrial systems and engineering knowledge
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Teaching Robots to Perform Tasks Like Humans
USC computer science study addresses key challenge of teaching machines to perform tasks in realistic environments
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Former Students Pioneer Edge Computing In Space
From the lab to outer space, these former ISIers are launching more than just a company.
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The Nature of Dangerous Construction Work is Radically Changing
A new study spearheaded by the USC Sonny Astani Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering shows how on-site construction can go remote.
