Simulating Tuberculosis Epidemics
How one USC Viterbi professor uses computer modeling to influence public health policy.
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Researchers Develop New Class of Optoelectronic Materials
New class of semiconductor materials can be used as light absorber in solar cells
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Winners of the 2017 OCEC Awards
Viterbi faculty and students receive awards from the Orange County Engineering Council.
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2017 USC Viterbi Graduate Hackathon
Five teams competed against each other over spring break at the USC Viterbi Graduate Hackathon to solve problems with facial clustering and IoT security
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Autism, Robots . . . and Dinosaurs
Autism Awareness Month: watch USC Viterbi short film on robots helping kids with autism. Also, a Q&A with Maja Matarić on the present and future of her research.
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IN MEMORIAM: John O’Brien, USC Viterbi Executive Vice Dean of Engineering
John O’Brien, Executive Vice Dean of the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, passed away March 31, 2017
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USC Viterbi Announces Campus Activities for National Robotics Week
School marks robotics week with events across campus during April; simultaneously highlights National Autism Month with a feature film on socially assistive robotics
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The Next Amazon?
The 2017 Maseeh Entrepreneurship Prize Competition showcased several promising USC Viterbi student-led startups.
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With the power of a single sun
Professor Jongseung Yoon’s latest developments in solar water splitting may prove revolutionary
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Renowned Chemical Engineer
and Nanomedicine Pioneer Joining USC
Mark E. Davis to join faculties of USC Viterbi School of Engineering, Keck School of Medicine of USC, and USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
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Four USC Viterbi Professors Win 2017 NSF CAREER Awards
Felipe de Barros, a civil and environmental engineer, Han Wang, an electrical engineer and Ilias Diakonikolas and Wyatt Lloyd, both computer scientists, win the National Science Foundation’s top honor for junior faculty
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The engineer with the heart of a poet
A USC Viterbi professor has made Connected World’s list of Top 10 Pioneers in IoT.
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The Most Hazardous Hour to Drive in LA?
New Data-Driven Journalism project by USC Annenberg and USC Viterbi Will Tell You
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Winners of the 2017 Engineers’ Council Awards
ASTE faculty and students receive awards from the San Fernando Valley Engineers’ Council.
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The Viterbi Algorithm at 50
In a noisy world, it allows you to be heard.
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The Viterbi Algorithm Demystified
On the golden anniversary of the Viterbi Algorithm, Andrew Viterbi reveals a brief and intuitive approach
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USC Rocket Propulsion Laboratory Breaks Record
Student-run RPL launches rocket of own design to 144,000 feet
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CMAA Tops Off Another Year with an Impressive Performance at “Sparks”
After five months of preparation, the CMAA student chapter takes first, second and third place at this year’s construction competition.
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What did you do last Saturday? These kids played with VR, lasers and built cellphone microscopes
USC welcomes hundreds of local middle and high schoolers to the University Park campus for the first annual Engineering Exploratorium
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Ilias Diakonikolas Wins 2017 Sloan Research Fellowship
Theoretical computer scientist Ilias Diakonikolas has received a prestigious two-year grant award from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
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S.K. Gupta named holder of the Smith International Professorship in Mechanical Engineering
Professor S.K. Gupta, a world-renowned expert in advanced manufacturing, will also head the Center for Advanced Manufacturing.
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USC Viterbi School of Engineering to Expand Science Communication Program
Expansion Kicks Off with New Social Media Course Offered this Fall
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Manufacturing For A Better Tomorrow
The opening of the USC Viterbi Center for Advanced Manufacturing promises to help usher in a new age how things are made.
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Ten-Year-Olds Tackle Biomedical Engineering
The Project in a Box initiative brings hands-on biomedical engineering lessons to local elementary schools
