The Magic Behind the Microscope
The same USC software that aided the discovery of gravity waves now automates a unique 3D microscope that first revealed COVID-19.
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Celebrating Excellence, Innovation and Longevity
The 44th annual “Academy Awards of engineering” honored the extraordinary and enduring contributions of honorees.
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Her Body May Feel Weak, But This Trojan CEO is Fighting On for Brain Health
No June gloom: Alumna Samantha Scott’s start-up, JuneBrain, seeks to deliver the tele-health services she once desired for herself.
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Using AI to Diagnose COPD In One Minute with 98.5% Accuracy
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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Topping Off Ceremony Marks Milestone in New Computer Science Building
The Dr. Allen and Charlotte Ginsburg Human-Centered Computation Hall is scheduled to open in spring 2024
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The Quiet Revolution of AI on the Edge
AI is running on mobile phones, sensors, and home appliances thanks to the engineering innovations that make the most of the limited memory, reduced computational power, and little energy available in these devices.
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Applications Open for Stimulating STEM 2023 Summer Program
Co-sponsored by Amazon, the free 4-week residential program offers career mentorship and exposure to STEM to underrepresented high school students
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Biomedical Engineering at USC Welcomes a New Name and a Bright Future
USC President Carol L. Folt was among the attendees at the naming ceremony for the Alfred E. Mann Department of Biomedical Engineering.
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Assad Oberai Honored as 2022 Fellow of the American Academy of Mechanics
Assad Oberai applies computation and data-driven modelling to solve some of the toughest questions in science and engineering.
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Understanding the Catastrophic Impact of the Earthquakes in Turkey
Professor Bora Gencturk at USC Viterbi School of Engineering travelled to Turkey to investigate the resilience of buildings impacted by the recent earthquakes.
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Autonomously Debugging Video Games
Computer science researchers create software that “learns” how to play a video game and fields it for glitches.
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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.
