A New Way to Fight the Spread of Infectious Diseases
An algorithm developed by USC researchers could help public health programs better locate, and treat, people living with undiagnosed infectious diseases, says a new study.
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Computer Models Reveal Best Way to Kill Deadly Bacteria
Bacterial spores use “chemical magic trick” to create protective shell, study finds
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Two ISI Division Directors Named ACM Fellows for Transformative Contributions to Technology
Carl Kesselman and Craig Knoblock are among the top one percent of ACM members worldwide honored for outstanding accomplishments in computing and information technology
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Air Force Young Investigator Awardees to Advance Machine Learning and 3-D Printed Materials
USC Viterbi Assistant Professors Mahdi Soltanolkotabi and Qiming Wang win US Air Force Office of Scientific Research Young Investigator Awards.
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How can AI and medicine work together to solve a global health crisis? This test will show the way
USC startup ReoLab takes the guessing game out of quick infection diagnosis
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Pulses of Light to Encrypt Data and Protect Security of Cryptocurrencies
More Powerful, Energy Efficient Frequency Comb May Be Important Cybersecurity Tool
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USC ISI to Develop Translation and Information-Retrieval System for Uncommon Languages
Researchers receive $16.7 million grant to automatically translate and summarize “low-resource” language documents into English
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It’s Cold in Space; But Not as Cold as It Could Be
USC alumna and adjunct research associate professor Anita Sengupta led a project to create the coldest spot in the solar system on the International Space Station and now is bringing space travel here on Earth
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How a tumor grows can predict response to cancer therapy
A new USC study finds that tumor growth traits play a key role in cancer drug effectiveness
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The First Annual AME Senior Project Showcase
From rocket engines to flapping wings, senior mechanical and aerospace engineering students show off their work.
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USC Viterbi Researchers Design Thermal ‘Skin’ to Maintain Temperature of Satellites
VO2 coated silicon material designed in collaboration with Northrop Grumman performs 20 times better than current semiconductors
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Meet USC Racing’s Team Captains
A Q&A with the undergraduate students who run this year’s Formula SAE racing team
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Is Underground Transit Worse for Your Health?
New Study by USC Engineers Finds Higher Concentrations of Cancer Causing Agents in Entirely Underground Metro Trains
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What Lies Beneath: “PipeFish” Robot Patrols City Pipes to Detect Underground Water Leaks
Supported by the Keston endowment, ISI researcher Wei-Min Shen is working to combat deterioration in LA’s aging underground water networks
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Carl Kesselman of ISI and USC Viterbi to help develop a powerful national NIH Data Commons Platform
The virtual, cloud-based platform will help researchers share and manage vast amounts of data online.
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Making a Splash
How a diver’s shape and impact force affect the characteristics of a splash
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Nanofab Lab Dedicated to Former USC Viterbi Executive Vice Dean John O’Brien
Michelson Center based facility expected Opening in 2018
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Let It Glow
Cristina Zavaleta aims to better detect and treat cancer using some “dye”-namic imaging methods
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Can AI Help to Detect and Cure Cancer?
At the USC Michelson Center, Fei Sha will bring an expertise in AI and commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration to tackle some of the most vexing issues in healthcare.
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Ahead of the Curve
Chemical engineering undergraduate students are set to shine at the 2017 AIChE Annual Meeting
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USC ISI to Lead Project to Simulate Dynamics of Online Social Behavior
$4.95 million DARPA contract awarded to develop large-scale computational simulation of online social behavior
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USC ISI Leads IARPA Contract for developing Hybrid Forecasting Systems
Project to combine machine learning and human forecasting to predict geopolitical events
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A Dash of Gold Improves Microlasers
The precious metal provides a “nano” solution for improving disease detection, defense and cybersecurity applications
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Smart House 2.0
USC Viterbi’s Lucio Soibelman on making the future happen today.
