Can Concrete Heal Its Own Cracks Without Losing Its Strength?
USC researchers create an alternate approach to self-healing concrete that is low cost and upholds the innate strength of the original material.
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How to Get a Diagnosis Without Setting Foot in a Doctor’s Office? Try AI and Wearables
USC Viterbi leads $1.2 million, multi-school effort to upgrade wearable technology for next stage of healthcare
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Andrea Armani Receives the 2022 Robert E. Hopkins Leadership Award
Honor awarded to individuals who served as leaders in their science communities
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Topological Lasing by Encircling an Exceptional Singularity
USC Viterbi researcher designs a new, more robust laser
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USC at the AAAI ’22 conference: 3D objects recognition, teaching robots to think on their own, finding information in any languages
New models help information detection in many languages and 3-D objects recognition, as well as robots training.
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Michael Pazzani, pioneer in machine learning, joins ISI to strengthen its AI strategy
His research on explanation can’t always be explained to a ten year old, but his contribution to the machine learning field has led to very concrete innovations, from media personalization to salary predictions for athletes.
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USC Viterbi Students Win Poster Award at Top Fluid Dynamics Conference
The team, who won second place at the American Physical Society Division of Fluid Dynamics Conference, featured two high school students through the SHINE program.
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USC Alumna, Deniz Burnham, Beats Out 12,000 Applicants to Join NASA’s Newest Astronaut Class
Burnham beat out thousands of applicants for the opportunity to train for space missions.
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USC Viterbi to Launch New Program to Bring Engineering Education to Local Schools
Launching this spring, the Engineers Foundation K-12 STEM Teaching program is made possible by the vision and support of MaxLinear cofounder Curtis Ling
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USC Viterbi Researchers Named 2022 IEEE Fellows
Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering’s Murali Annavaram, Krishna Nayak, and Joshua Yang elevated for their impactful research contributions.
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USC Viterbi Professor Petros Ioannou Inducted into the National Academy of Engineering
The leader in control systems and intelligent transportation systems is USC Viterbi’s newest member of the National Academy of Engineering
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USC Launches New Center for Autonomy and AI
The new center will bring together researchers and industry leaders to fuel innovation and provide hands-on learning opportunities for students.
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USC Viterbi and Amazon Announce Joint Summer Research Program for Undergraduates
8-Week, Residency Program is Open to Undergraduate Students Throughout the U.S.
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“Life Is Matter Plus Algorithms”
Annual USC Viterbi-Axilor Series Inspires Innovators and Entrepreneurs
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Francisco Valero-Cuevas Selected As One of 12 U.S. Scientists To Advise on Issues of Medical Rehab and Disabilities
His four year term with the NIH’s Advisory Board On Medical Rehabilitation Research began in July 2021.
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Beyond 3-D Printing and Robotics, the Most Lasting Thing Kendall Work Built? Communities.
Senior mechanical engineering student attributes his successful college experience to the communities he built at USC Viterbi
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Measuring Media Polarization
Researchers in USC’s Information Sciences Institute (ISI) develop a natural language processing tool that can quickly detect polarized topics from partisan news sources.
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Superhero Confidence for Kids with Limb Differences
USC students design colorful 3D-printed prosthetics for Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles patients.
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A New Way to Store Sustainable Energy: ‘Information Batteries’
Researchers propose a new way to deal with the intermittency of wind and solar energy sources – and store green energy cheaply and efficiently.
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Researchers develop highly accurate modeling tool to predict Covid-19 risk
Researchers at USC have combined location density with real-world mobility data to predict the risk of infection from Covid-19 at specific locations with unprecedented accuracy.
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Evidence of 3600 + Year Old Settlement Uncovered in Eastern Arabian Peninsula
Symmetrical, 2 x 3 Km Buried Formation Points to Evidence of Agriculture, Groundwater Use and Climate Fluctuation
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Three USC Faculty Named 2021 AAAS Fellows
USC professors receive one of the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s highest honors.
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Top Five in the Nation for 10 Consecutive Years: USC Viterbi’s Online Programs in Engineering, Computer Science
The U.S News & World Report ranks DEN@Viterbi as consistently among the best online graduate degree programs in the nation
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‘We Want to Assemble Anything’
Max Reynolds (AME ’14) launched a startup, Symbio, that revolutionizes how artificial intelligence (AI) can be applied to the manufacturing industry