Radical Signals: Looking for Signs of QAnon Radicalization on Twitter
A team of USC researchers propose a better way to model conspiracy theories on Twitter.
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First USC Research Prototype Launches for Testing on the International Space Station
CLINGERS, a unique docking system, is designed to facilitate sensing and docking operations in space.
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Onward and upward with the USC AeroDesign Team
The USC AeroDesign Team has a stellar track record of success. Now, they’re setting their goals even higher.
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The Internet Has a Dark Side – Can We Teach Machines How To Identify It?
ISI researchers are developing technology that can detect logical fallacies in AI and classify hate speech in internet memes
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USC Viterbi Issues “On Chain” Verified, Digital Credential to Graduating 2023 Grand Challenge Scholars Students
Creation of Customized, On-Chain Verified Credential is a first for the School
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Unfolding the Mystery of Proteins
Assistant professor Wade Zeno, an expert in proteins, wins the prestigious ESI MIRA award from the NIH
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A New Wave in Wireless Communication: The National Radio Dynamic Zone
ISI leads an initiative in partnership with the National Science Foundation (NSF), Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and the University of Utah (UoU) to expand spectrum access across the nation
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Get Ready for a World of Self-Growing and Healing “Living” Materials
New research at USC Viterbi School of Engineering seeks to upcycle waste materials by harnessing the power of microorganisms.
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So You’d Like a Job at the Largest Aerospace Company in the World?
Unique partnership between Boeing and USC Viterbi allows paid summer internships, tuition expenses and a full time position after graduation.
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Putting the Rational Thinking Skills of Language Models to the Test
Can language models be trusted to reason like humans do? Are they good at making decisions? These researchers set off to find out.
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Are You More Vaccine Hesitant Than A 57-Year-Old?
Researchers at USC Information Sciences Institute used machine learning and deep statistical analysis to look for answers about vaccine hesitancy.
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Advancing Computer Vision One Pixel at a Time
USC Viterbi researchers propose a novel framework to address challenges in computer vision.
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E-CET Pushes the Frontiers of Energy Transition
The Ershaghi Center for Energy Transition Convenes Stakeholders and Funds Research Projects
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Carl Kesselman Honored with 2023 IEEE Internet Award
The Information Sciences Institute Fellow will receive the prestigious award.
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Wide Awake and Dreaming: USC Viterbi’s 2023 Master’s Commencement Ceremonies
The class of 2023 is “the best educated, the most representative in our history.”
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“At Heart, We’re Problem Solvers:” USC Viterbi Undergraduate Commencement 2023
This year’s ceremony at Alumni Park was headlined by alumnus and venture capitalist, Mark Stevens, who praised the power and versatility of an engineering degree
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The BME Grad Championing Gender-Affirming Healthcare
Senior Sabrina Sy reflects a unique interdisciplinary marriage between biomedical engineering and gender and sexuality studies.
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“Attention is All You Need”: New Ph.D.s Urged to Attend to “Challenges of Earth’s Eight Billion People.”
The 2023 Ph.D. Hooding and Awards Ceremony honors 133 new graduates and Jiaoyang Li, winner of this year’s best Ph.D. thesis.
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USC Viterbi Faculty and Staff Awards 2023: “The Sapphire Anniversary”
The 45th anniversary of the awards luncheon honored the outstanding dedication and excellence of USC Viterbi faculty and staff.
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Best of Brownlee’s Worlds
Graduating senior Shannon Brownlee connects her computer science skills to explore biology and virtual art, all while building her own tech startup
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Engineering the Ultimate Ride: Hannah Rose’s Quest to Push the Limits of Theme Park Innovation
A Taylor Swift theme park? For Rose, a leader in USC’s themed entertainment student group, why not?
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Two Graduating Seniors in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Receive NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
Both students are among the first cohort of the Ming Hsieh Institute Undergraduate Scholars program.
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The Trojan Empowering Student Entrepreneurs
Sarah Hakim, ’23, helped create Trojan Marketplace, a student-run market featuring exclusively Trojan-owned small businesses.
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Powered by Algorithms – and Jazz
Graduating Ph.D. student Lillian Clark’s dissertation explores how to improve robot communication in remote environments. Her study of jazz helped her think on her feet.