Everything a Computer Wanted to Know About Humans (But was Too Afraid to Ask)
Fifteen years in the making, a new book by ICT’s Andrew Gordon and ISI’s Jerry Hobbs, dubbed “a computer’s guide to humans,” hits the shelves September 7.
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Can Stem Cells Be Tricked?
Engineering and Medicine faculty team up to address a longstanding stem cell problem – their inability to thrive and expand in vitro
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Nature’s Armor: A Lobster Tale
Biological structures may provide insight to prevent and treat sports-related injuries.
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Tsunami CSI
Waves as high as the Space Needle wreaked havoc in uninhabited Taan Fiord, Alaska and a group of scientists find out how it happened and what to look for before the next one hits
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How Central are Female Characters to a Movie?
New automated analysis of nearly 1000 scripts by USC finds stereotypes of women, race, and aging are created and reinforced in films
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Why Was MacronLeaks’ Influence Limited in the French Election?
New USC Research Finds Disinformation Campaign Spread and Consumed Mostly by Foreigners on Social Media
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Random Thoughts, With Haifeng Xu
How a PhD student’s algorithm brought order to a chaotic world and won him a Google Fellowship in the process.
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Collaborate Through Stories: Using Interactive Storytelling to Bridge the Gap Between Engineers and Stakeholders
Professor Azad Madni uses model-based, data-driven stories to enhance collaboration, engagement, and decision making in complex systems engineering
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Better, Faster, Smarter: Making Agile Robots
USC Center for Advanced Manufacturing team comes in first at the Agile Robotics for Industrial Automation Competition (ARIAC)
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Better Than Ever
ISI today attracts more federal research funding than at any comparable time in its 45-year history. And the growing institute recently opened a new office in Greater Boston.
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Engineering a Better World
Top researchers gather at USC this summer to work towards using AI to improve the world.
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Turning Data into Power
Three EE Professors Receive $4.2M DARPA Grant to Solve Dispersed Computing
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Monitoring Babies’ Lives
Researchers at the Division of Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy and the Viterbi School of Engineering team up to examine poor motor development in infants.
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USC hosts The International Manufacturing Research Conference 2017
Academia, industry converge for LA-based trifecta of manufacturing research conferences.
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USC Brings in Top AI and Social Work Scholars to Explore Solutions
USC Center for Artificial Intelligence in Society Hosts First AI and Social Work Fellows Program; Problems Studied to Include Suicide Prevention; Resettlement of Refugees; Wildlife Conservation
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Postdoc Wins Prestigious K99 Award
Sangpil Yoon is the first USC biomedical engineering postdoctoral fellow to receive the NIH-administered award.
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The World’s Pool of Knowledge Just Got Deeper.
After a half decade of research, newly minted USC Viterbi Ph.D.s don the cardinal and gold hoods
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Fred S. Grodins Graduate Symposium Turns 21
USC Viterbi Department of Biomedical Engineering lauded students in its annual graduate student research symposium.
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USC Viterbi Faculty Awarded Multiple MURI Grants
Grants awarded to support cyber security, advance quantum computing and improve materials for energy use
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Escape Velocity Episode 5 “KATE 2600”
New podcast episode: What if the building you occupied was more than just a space?
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Collaborative Agreement Signed between Bauhaus-Universitat Weimar and USC Viterbi
Delegations from the two schools met to sign an agreement that will strengthen collaborative research and academic development.
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Engineering Systems: A Convergence of Disciplines
The 15th Annual Conference on Systems Engineering Research (CSER)
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Strength in the numbers behind cancer research
Stacey Finley is awarded the inaugural Leah Edelstein-Keshet Prize for her mathematical models in cancer research.
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Mentorship, teamwork, and a lot of patience.
Post-doc researchers, PhD students, and undergraduates in Shri Narayanan’s lab all work together to combat implicit bias.